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Steelcase has been a staple company in Grand Rapids, Michigan, for 113 years, and was recently sold for $2.2 billion. What's next for the local workers?

As tariffs squeeze Michiganders' wallets, AI is beginning its squeeze on jobs. Starting in early 2026, Michigan will lose 400 jobs, including 200 in Grand Rapids.

WalletHub’s study places Michigan last in hardest-working states, struggling with low work hours, few engaged employees, and high households with no workers.

LinkedIn’s new “Cities on the Rise” ranks Grand Rapids as the fastest-growing mid-size metro for jobs and talent, fueled by tech growth, a booming insurance industry, and a vibrant downtown near Lake Michigan.

Ann Arbor boasts one of the highest concentrations of tutoring jobs in the U.S.—8.45 per 1,000 roles—even if average pay hits just $35,870.

These Michigan companies have filed WARN notices alerting employees that they will soon be without a job due to a reduction in force.

The City of Grand Rapids is looking to hire full and part-time lifeguards and cover the $275 Red Cross certification.

Want to work outside and around animals? Grand Rapids' John Ball Zoo is looking to fill multiple positions for the upcoming season and holding hiring events soon!

Results of an extensive survey evaluating employers just hit the internet giving us the best companies to work for in Michigan.

Looking for work? What are the best places to work in Michigan? We have a stellar list that might help you.

Shorter work weeks can have positive effects on workers and companies. It's a win-win!

For the seventh year the City of Grand Rapids is offering free summer day camp for area youth.