Employee Classification – Unde...
The distinction between employees and independent contractors continues to be hotly discussed in both business and legal circles – and wit...
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The Michigan Public Service Institute annually brings together more than 100 Public Works Directors and other management staff from all over the state for an in-depth training session on a variety of topics relevant to the management of municipal public works departments. Steve Schultz recently spoke in Mt. Pleasant to the Institute’s 2009 attendees on “Arbitration – How to Avoid It, and What to Expect if You Can’t.” The session presented several case studies and a wide ranging discussion of the arbitration process.
The distinction between employees and independent contractors continues to be hotly discussed in both business and legal circles – and wit...
Read MoreNo. The common township special assessment statute, Act 188 of 1954 (“Act 188”), allows property owners to submit petitions to a townshi...
Read MoreIn Michigan, townships often use special assessments to fund a myriad of improvements ranging from building sidewalks, treating inland lakes...
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