Insider: Here's where the years-long battle over Michigan's minimum wage might go next
More than six years ago, committees gathered enough petition signatures to put minimum wage and sick leave proposals on the ballot in November 2018. However, Republican lawmakers adopted the measures before Election Day, keeping them off the ballot, and then returned after Election Day to significantly weaken the requirements.
Here are the changes to Michigan’s minimum wage, tipped wage, sick time laws
Changes have been made to Michigan’s minimum wage, tipped wage, and sick time laws. Two bills to amend Michigan’s minimum wage, tipped wage, and sick time laws were signed into law by Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Friday, Feb. 21, 2025. The bills go into effect immediately and are retroactive.
Michigan lawmakers voted to change sick time benefits. Republicans were in full support, Democrats were split. Here's how ...
The moves were expected to cap, at least temporarily, a seven-year battle in the Capitol and Michigan courtrooms over two ...
Lawmakers in the Michigan House and Senate approved a sick leave bill, tweaking court-ordered changes scheduled to take ...
The bills signed Friday will see minimum wage in Michigan rise to $15 an hour by 2027, and maintain the so-called tip credit ...
The Michigan Legislature passed paid sick time reforms in a vote Thursday night. Lawmakers from both parties said they aimed ...
Michigan lawmakers late Thursday approved the final piece of a deal to amend impending changes to the state’s minimum wage, ...
Curtis Hertel Jr. will lead the Michigan Democratic Party during a critical election cycle with many key races on the ballot ...
The bill cut the extra 32 hours of unpaid sick leave for small businesses but kept the 72 hours of paid leave for larger ...
The Michigan House voted to create a two-year waiting period between when a lawmaker leaves the Legislature and when he or she enters the lobby corps.
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