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PPP Double Jeopardy: Loan Forgiveness and Tax Implications

February 6, 2021 2224

Business owners are being forced to determine whether the benefit of applying for PPP is justified by the potential tax implications.
If COVID Was Your Best Manager

February 6, 2021 2094

Did COVID-19 find you making overdue staffing changes? Plenty of teams recently discovered the positive impact of letting go of people who weren’t the right fit. But why wait for a pandemic to be your best manager?
Exit Paths for Business Owners

February 6, 2021 2156

When business owners start to think about exit strategy, will they be prepared?
Failed Software Implementation: Is It Your Company, Bad Luck or Fraud?

February 6, 2021 2484

If you’ve ever been through a costly software implementation, these scenarios may look familiar which leads to the question, “whose fault is it when something goes wrong?”
Battling the Skilled Labor Shortage

February 6, 2021 2693

Tariffs. Rising raw material prices. The frantic pace of new technology. Throw in a global pandemic for good measure and Michigan manufacturers face a number of tough challenges. Chief among them: the skilled labor shortage.
How Are Schools and Training Centers Cultivating New Talent for Manufacturing?

February 6, 2021 3086

For years, manufacturing has fought against an unfair stigma surrounding the skilled trades. Efforts are underway to attract new talent by educating students and parents that modern manufacturing is well-paying, sustainable and technology-driven.
Industry Member Spotlight: Aircraft Precision Products, Inc.

February 6, 2021 4394

Interview with Aircraft Precision Products, Inc. President Bill Henderson
What to Do When Customer or Supplier Financial Distress Stresses You Out

December 8, 2020 5

MMA and Adam Kochenderfer, an attorney with Wolfson Bolton PLLC, give an eye-opening presentation on how to proactively plan for three different levels of financial distress.
Gain Insight into COVID-19 Special Enforcement Efforts

December 2, 2020 2

This interactive discussion with Director of COVID-19 Workplace Safety Sean Egan outlines the increased enforcement regarding special MIOSHA enforcement effort related to COVID-19 Emergency Rules
My Employee Was Exposed to COVID-19; Now What?

December 2, 2020 3591

Ingham County Health Department's Linda Vail joined MMA for an in-depth discussion of how employers should respond when an employee is exposed to COVID-19, as well as trends local health departments are seeing and how they are responding.

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