Alert: You may have to meet Dec. 1 OSHA filing deadline
Because of government postponements, a change in presidential administrations and a lack of publicity, there has been much confusion about when and who needs to meet OSHA’s new requirement for electronically filing worker injury and illness data by Dec.
Legislature quickly takes up bills to prevent local taxes on food
By Amy Drumm, MRA Vice President, Government Affairs
In the first week of October, the House and Senate quickly moved legislation that MRA has been working on to keep food and beverages tax-free at the local level.
Equifax: The mother of all data breaches and how it affects retailers
by John Mayleben
Equifax’s announcement that approximately 140-plus million data records were stolen from its master database of U.S. individuals will likely impact you, and as a business owner,
Gov’t Affairs News: Bill headed to Governor keeps food tax free
A busy two weeks of false starts
It’s football season, and the penalty call of a false start, where one player crosses the line before the play begins, could just as easily apply to a number of bills.
Bay County native wins $500 gift card on Buy Nearby Weekend
Michigan Retailers Association awards prize in #buynearbymi photo contest.
Megan Yagiela’s trip to the City Market over Buy Nearby Weekend went from routine to rewarding after she shared a selfie of her foodie favorites and won a $500 gift card from the Michigan Retailers Association (MRA) for buying nearby.
Gov’t Affairs News: Chock full of anti-tax news
Legislature quickly takes up bills to prevent local taxes on food
The House and Senate Michigan Competitiveness Committees took up legislation this week that MRA has been working on to keep food and beverages tax-free at the local level.
Michigan retail sales get late summer boost
LANSING – Michigan retailers reported a slight uptick in sales activity for August over a month ago, and they’re optimistic that the next three months will be better, according to the Michigan Retail Index,
Michigan Retailers and Michigan Grocers join forces, increasing clout at state Capitol
LANSING – Michigan Grocers Association and Michigan Retailers Association are proud to announce that they are combining operations, effective January 1, 2018. Michigan Grocers will become a division of Michigan Retailers Association.
Gov’t Affairs News: Welcome back, fall session begins
Welcome back!
Legislators returned from summer break this week and session will continue into mid-late December. The legislature will take its normal 2-week hunting break over the Thanksgiving holiday. All indications point to the fall session being fairly light.
