Gilda Jacobs

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Gilda Z. Jacobs is a Democratic member of the Michigan Senate, representing the 14th District since 2003. Her district is located in south-eastern Oakland County, mostly suburban and including the cities of Huntington Woods, Southfield, and Oak Park. Previously she was a member of the Michigan House of Representatives from 1999 to 2002. more
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    Senator Gilda Z. Jacobs (D-Huntington Woods) today launched the Talent Caucus Speakers Series and Roundtable Forums with guest speaker Lou Glazer, President, Michigan Future, Inc., who warned guests that Michigan's future depends on recruiting and retaining knowledge-based workers. The Talent Caucus is a bipartisan bicameral...
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    LANSING - State Senator Gilda Z. Jacobs will bring together state and local officials to host a town hall meeting for workers and job seekers. The meeting will include presentations by officials and the public will also have an opportunity to individually meet with officials and agencies individually to talk about job search...
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    Senator Jacobs's town hall meeting on making it in a down economy, with presentations from a number of state and local groups on services available to help Michigan citizens find good jobs.
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Jack Lessenberry: Tax on poor hurts businesses - Traverse City Record-Eagle

That has meant an effective tax increase of an estimated $244 million on Michigan's poorest working families. Gilda Jacobs is president of the non-partisan Michigan League for Human Services, which calculated that figure. She said, "That's money that would ...

Report: Low-income families to pay more tax - The Oakland Press

League President Gilda Jacobs says the smaller credit "may well put out of business" stores such as independent grocers, small auto repair shops and secondhand stores that cater to low-income working families in rural communities. About 800,000 ...

MLHS: Reduced tax credits will hurt businesses that serve lower-income families - Holland Sentinel

Gilda Jacobs, president and CEO of the Michigan League for Human Services, said Michigan’s poorest working families will pay an estimated total of $244 million more in taxes next year due to the reduction of the state’s Earned Income Tax Credit from 20 ...

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