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Fiscal Year 2025 At-a-Glance
Fiscal Year 2025 At-a-Glance
FY25 At-a-Glance
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“Individuals served: 398,169” with a light blue and white icon of three people under a curved line resembling a horizon or sunrise on a dark blue background.
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“Individuals trained: 76,741” with a light blue and white line icon of a person wearing a graduation cap on a dark blue background.
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“Individuals who earned industry‑recognized credentials: 28,609” with a light blue and white icon of a certificate or diploma with a ribbon on a dark blue background.
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“Individuals employed: 225,212” with a light blue and white icon of a target and arrow on a dark blue background.
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“Businesses served: 8,391” with a light blue and white icon of three tall buildings on a dark blue background.
FY25 accomplishments
During 2025, Michigan established itself as a Midwest and national leader in workforce development outcomes.
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- Provided employment services to more participants than any other state in the Midwest
- #1 in the nation in credential attainment for adults using workforce development services
- #3 in the nation in helping adults who use workforce development services get employed
- #1 in the nation for helping Vocational Rehabilitation customers maintain employment
- #1 in the nation for Vocational Rehabilitation customer median earnings
- #3 in the nation for customized reemployment services
- #4 nationally for workforce development
- #4 in the nation for the number of active Registered Apprentices
- #4 in the nation in serving Migrant and Season Farm Workers
- #4 in the nation for helping unemployed veteran participants secure employment
- #4 in the nation in veteran participant employment rate with nearly two-thirds of participants maintaining employment one year after completing the program