Waterford, MI – Oakland County Michigan Works!, and other Michigan Works! agencies in the region have partnered with the Workforce Intelligence Network (WIN) of Southeast Michigan to conduct a survey on employee turnover – an issue impacting virtually every employer today.    The survey is specifically targeting companies of all sizes in the manufacturing, construction, health sciences and ...read more

DETROIT— On Thursday, April 12, University of Detroit Mercy celebrated the dedication of the new Frederick and Suzanne Seibert Center for Innovation and Collaboration.   More than 50 people attended the opening of the center, which is housed in the College of Engineering & Science. Those in attendance included members of the President’s Council, the academic leadership team and directors, ...read more

Detroit, MI  —University of Detroit Mercy’s College of Engineering & Science has instituted a realignment in domestic tuition for engineering programs. This change is effective starting with the summer 2019 term, which begins May 7.     Graduate engineering tuition for domestic students is reduced from $1,607 to $804 a credit hour for online, stackable certificate and traditional master’s degree ...read more

Auburn Hills, MI –Munetrix, a public sector solutions provider offering data management, analytics and reporting tools for states, local governments and public school districts, showed its support for Escanaba and Michigan’s so-called Dark Store legislation, with a recent donation of $4,100.  The donation follows Munetrix September 2018 pledge to donate 10% of its subscription service price for ...read more

First class future law enforcement leaders seated todayMayor, Chief say training future departmental leaders will be instrumental in sustaining Detroit’s ongoing crime reductionGoal is to train 100 officers over the next three years The Detroit Police Chief James Craig and Wayne State University President M. Roy Wilson today announced the launch of the Wayne State University Detroit Police ...read more