Michigan's Going PRO Talent Fund Awards Over $40 Million in Grants to Boost Worker Training Statewide | The Michigan Chronicle

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Michigan's Going PRO Talent Fund Awards Over $40 Million in Grants to Boost Worker Training Statewide | The Michigan Chronicle

Image courtesy of Labor and Economic Opportunity The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) has awarded $42.7 million in Going PRO Talent Fund grants to 697 businesses. Starting January 2025, the program aims to train over 22,000 workers statewide, including 8,089 new hires, a significant boost to Michigan's workforce development efforts. LEO Director … Continued

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