Michigan’s unemployment rate once again dropped, but still remains one of the highest nationally. That comes as the national ...

Benefits for unemployed workers in Michigan will increase again to as much as $530 a week as part of step-wise increases in ...

The act also increased the maximum amount of time a person can collect unemployment benefits, from 20 weeks to 26 weeks.

(The Center Square) – Michigan’s unemployment is the third highest nationally, according to the latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. With Michigan’s unemployment rate at 5.4% in June, ...

Michigan’s unemployment safety net gets larger again starting Jan. 1, 2026, with the state’s maximum weekly benefit scheduled to rise to $530, up from $446. The increase applies to new claims filed in ...

(The Center Square) – Michigan’s unemployment rate decreased slightly to 5.1% in September, though still coming in the fifth highest nationally. Released this week, these numbers are the first look at ...

If you’re already living check to check, imagine missing one check, two checks, three checks...I think it’s great to have ...

LANSING, MI - In the past month, more than 350,000 Michigan workers were told they must pay back their unemployment benefits, mostly from the COVID-19 pandemic, with some getting bills for thousands ...

Roughly 350,000 Michigan workers who improperly received a total of $2.7 billion in unemployment benefits over the past five years will receive notices from the state this week that they have to pay ...

Michigan maintained its second-worst unemployment rate among the 50 states in May despite the state’s official percentage of joblessness improving slightly, according to data released Tuesday by the U ...

Michigan residents who begin an unemployment benefits claim during 2026 will be eligible for $84 more per week than those who started a claim during 2025. This financial boost is part of a series of ...

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Michigan’s seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate remained unchanged in July, remaining at 5.3%, according to the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget (DTMB).