State Employees Face Uncertainty as Michigan Budget Deadline Looms
September 17, 2025
With the budget deadline approaching, state employees await news on potential layoffs amid legislative negotiations.
With the budget deadline approaching, state employees await news on potential layoffs amid legislative negotiations.
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