With Election Day less than two weeks away, the Michigan Chamber and a broad coalition are again sounding the alarm about ...

Expanded self-correction. Employers can now self-correct a broader range of “eligible inadvertent failures,” including many plan loan, eligibility, and document errors, without obtaining advance IRS ...

What’s happening: The Michigan Chamber has joined a national coalition urging Congress to advance the bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 (S. 5653), aimed at speeding up federal ...

Michigan employers continue to struggle with workforce shortages, making it critical to connect more people with job opportunities. To help address that challenge, the Michigan Chamber has joined the ...

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Two critical vulnerabilities in PHP, the technology behind millions of websites and online applications, have prompted urgent warnings from ...

What’s happening: The Michigan State Supreme Court kicked off its 2026-2027 term this week with consequential cases on the docket that could expand liability risk and increase costs for Michigan ...

What’s happening: Labor leaders and Democratic lawmakers stood shoulder to shoulder at a press conference last week, pushing to give local governments the authority to impose their own employment ...

What’s happening: A recent Michigan Supreme Court order involving Enbridge’s Line 5 pipeline project is already having implications beyond energy infrastructure – and raising added concerns about ...

The Michigan Chamber of Commerce Foundation is participating in the National Civics Bee because we believe that informed, active citizens make for strong communities across our state and country as ...

What’s happening: Michigan’s Nov. 3 general election is just weeks away, with major decisions ahead that will shape public policy, the state’s business climate and economic competitiveness for years ...