The state’s now highest-in-the-nation unemployment rate of 14.1% has made a college scholarship program helping adult workers find new jobs “more meaningful than ever,” Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union said Tuesday.

“We are honored to be able to award our members who are trying to move forward in their careers,” explained Peter Gates, president/CEO of the $1 billion CU located in Clinton Township, a Detroit suburb. “Whether a member is changing positions, or their job is changing, or they are just returning to the workforce, Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union is here to help make the transition easier.”

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