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Review Webinar Recording - Michigan Wage Law Update 

Minimum Wage, Tipped Credit & Medical Leave Changes Heading Toward Employers
08.20.2024

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Michigan Wage Law Update

Originally Held: Tuesday, Aug. 20
Time: 11 a.m. to Noon (eastern)
Cost: Complimentary

Dramatic changes to Michigan’s employment landscape will take effect on Feb. 21, 2025 following a momentous decision by the state’s Supreme Court that reinstates voter-approved wages laws and reversing as unconstitutional an adopt-and-amend tactic employed by the Legislature.

Attendees of this information-packed webinar were provided with an in-depth review of the ruling and were given an explanation of how employers will be impacted by such issues as a dramatic increase in the state’s minimum wage, changes for tipped wage earners and a paid sick leave requirement for businesses, regardless of size.

This webinar was a great opportunity to gain further insight into one of the more consequential Michigan Supreme Court rulings in recent history.

Who Should Attend

Public- and private-sector employers, in-house counsel, compliance officers and commercial insurance providers were invited to attend this complimentary webinar. 

Presenters

  Courtney Nichols Contact Information   Erik Bradberry Contact Information  
     

Webinar Recording

Michigan Wage Law Update Recording Title Page

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