LANSING, Mich. — Michigan small businesses with 250 employees or less can now apply for a Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) matching grant up to $5,000 to make improvements to their workplace health and safety.“MIOSHA’s ongoing grant opportunities provide essential support to protect Michigan businesses and workplaces,” said Susan Corbin, director of the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity. “Our investment in this area is a critical component to our state’s Barry County ATHENA Fall Program: September 30As with any community, strong and meaningful leadership is crucial to that community’s success. That certainly is the case in Barry County, which is why the Barry County Chamber of Commerce serves as the host organization for the ATHENA program.“The ATHENA program and awards are a way that we are able to bring acknowledgement of internationally recognized female leadership traits here to Barry County.” says Jennifer Heinzman, president of the Barry County
$250,000 Funding Available to Michigan Small Businesses for Enhanced Worker Protections
Barry County ATHENA Fall Program: September 30
