Save MI Small Business: Fixing Minimum Wage and Paid Leave

Here’s the Latest 

Two important bills were introduced on Thursday, November 7:

  • HB 6056 (minimum wage), sponsored by Rep. Shannon
  • HB 6057 (earned sick time), sponsored by Rep. Filler  

The introduction of these bills is a step in the right direction, but our work isn’t done. We must continue advocating for changes that benefit Michigan’s businesses and workers. Reach out to your legislators and share your perspective. Legislators rely on direct feedback from you – the employers in their communities – to understand the critical importance of these issues. 

Your voice is critical to ensure a balanced outcome. Together, we can amplify our message and push for legislative action.

 

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Share your feedback here—your voice matters. Help us advocate for change by making your case to our lawmakers.

 

 

The Context 

The Michigan Supreme Court’s landmark decision to raise the minimum wage, eliminate the tip credit and expand paid leave has significantly reshaped the state’s labor laws. Employers across Michigan must now navigate these changes by reviewing and adjusting their policies and procedures to remain compliant. 

As businesses prepare for increased labor costs and one of the most comprehensive paid sick leave laws in the nation, we are working closely with legislators to lessen the impact and support a smoother transition for all affected industries. It is crucial for members of the Michigan House and Senate to unite in passing practical, common-sense legislation that balances worker support with the financial health of businesses. This balance is essential for sustainable economic growth and continued employment opportunities.

Use the links below to better your understanding of the new laws and prepare your business and employees for a successful transition.

Statewide Town Hall: Impact of Supreme Court’s Decision on Paid Leave and Minimum Wage

Urgent Update: Supreme Court Decision on Minimum Wage and Paid Leave

Cambio de Leyes de Salario en Michigan