The future is female. That phrase has been a popular one over the past several years, in reference to everything from politics to entertainment. It could also be accurately applied to Traverse City, w...
In December 2020, the United States lost 140,000 jobs. Women accounted for 100% of the lost jobs. Diving deeper into the government jobs report, women actually lost 156,000 jobs while men gained 16,00...
What if your car insurance premium changed every month depending on how often you were driving, or as a result of how safely you were performing behind the wheel? According to David Ford of Traverse C...
In a typical year, summer is peak hiring time in northern Michigan with more jobs available than there are workers to fill them. Indeed, in recent years, many local employers have begun relying on non...
A successful, lifelong business now in transition to the next generation: It’s a familiar tale with many risks and opportunities. What does it take to assume the reins at a beloved family busine...
Sky-high materials costs. Severe labor shortages. Massive demand for residential real estate, without the inventory to back it up. Historically low interest rates. An ever-growing need for affordable ...
In Michigan, an employee alleging whistleblower retaliation pertaining to COVID-19-related workplace safety issues may file an action in court pursuant to Michigan’s Whistleblower Protection Act (WP...
The COVID-19 pandemic has not stopped legal cases from proceeding through the courts. In northern Michigan, cases involving constitutional rights, personal health and technology could set precedents, ...
For nearly 50 years, Graceland Fruit has played an important role in the Up North tart cherry industry. Founded as a growers’ cooperative that processed and helped market the annual harvest, the com...
The future is female. That phrase has been a popular one over the past several years, in reference to everything from politics to entertainment. It could also be accurately applied to Traverse City, w...
