May 2, 2006 - Detroit Free Press
Like at Delphi, workers are in turmoil
On Wednesday, Northwest Airlines' pilots will answer a question that will similarly confront thousands of metro Detroit workers: Should I take a pay cut? That question comes as older companies in the auto and airline industries ask for wage cuts to keep up with younger competitors that can do what they do, only cheaper.

April 2, 2006 - Detroit Free Press
All around Michigan, workers are coming home with difficult news about themselves or coworkers. The state lost 297,700 jobs from the second quarter of 2000 through the end of 2005. The Free Press is helping three job-seekers -- a student, a mid-career professional and an autoworker -- get professional career help.

Sunday, February 26, 2006 - Detroit News
Michigan Survives provides networking, support for workers reeling from layoffs.
A new networking and support group aims to help the thousands of Metro Detroiters like Ervans who have been laid off overcome such despair. It's being started by a Novi woman who lost her job three times and couldn't find any local groups for people in similar positions to come together and help one another.

Have you been forced out of Corporate America or fear that you might be?

"Michigan Survives" -- a new networking organization formed to provide support for those challenged with the difficult economy -- is standing by to help.

Special Guest: Eudora Adolph - Founder of Michigan Survives

That's on "It's Your Business!", our next radio show this Sunday, March 26 at 3PM (eastern).