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Mich. unemployment continues increasing

Already highest in the U.S., state unemployment rate likely to race past 11 percent

Already high levels of unemployment will likely increase statewide and in Hillsdale County in upcoming months, analysts say. "At best, the [state] Legislature is going to shift the deck chairs on the Titanic," said Michael LaFaive, director of fiscal policy for the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a Michigan think tank. (0) comments

Fewer Jobs Available, Students Try to Cope

'They're having to hunt for more than one opportunity' after hopes are dashed by hiring freezes and economy

Hillsdale senior Christa Scharp doesn't know what's next after graduation, though certainly not for lack of effort. After 18 interviews with Stryker, a global producer of medical technology headquartered in Kalamazoo, Mich., Scharp said she knew she had something to add to the company. (1) comment

Businesses fight the exodus out of state

State business organizations mull strategies to convince talented grads to stay in Michigan

Upcoming college graduates have already begun their search for jobs, but most are looking to move out of Michigan, despite the efforts of companies trying to keep students in state. Many departing students say finding a job in Michigan is simply too hard. (0) comments

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