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MI HB4321
Labor: hours and wages; identity of employee who files a complaint under 1978 PA 390; prohibit department from disclosing to employer if requested by employee. Amends sec. 11 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.481).
This bill aims to protect the identity of employees who file complaints about labor issues, specifically regarding hours and wages. If an employee requests anonymity, the department would be prohibited from revealing their identity to the employer. This change seeks to encourage more employees to come forward without fear of retaliation.
Introduced House Mai Xiong
MI HB4325
Appropriations: supplemental; funding for the purpose of marketing attorney general's payroll fraud division; provide for. Creates appropriation act.
Michigan House Bill 4325 is a proposal to allocate additional funds specifically for promoting the Attorney General's payroll fraud division. The bill aims to create an appropriation act to support this initiative. Essentially, it seeks to enhance awareness and resources for addressing payroll fraud in the state.
Introduced House Amos O'Neal
MI HR0059
A resolution to declare April 11-17, 2025, as Black Maternal Health Week in the state of Michigan.
The Michigan House of Representatives passed a resolution to officially recognize April 11-17, 2025, as Black Maternal Health Week in the state. This week aims to raise awareness about the unique challenges faced by Black mothers in Michigan regarding maternal health. The resolution highlights the need for improved health outcomes and support for Black mothers during pregnancy and childbirth.
Passed House Tonya Myers Phillips
MI SB0112
Crimes: definitions; definition of racketeering; include embezzlement from a vulnerable adult. Amends sec. 159g of 1931 PA 328 (MCL 750.159g).
This bill expands the definition of racketeering in Michigan law to include embezzlement from vulnerable adults. It aims to strengthen legal protections for individuals who may be exploited due to their age or disability. By doing so, it seeks to hold offenders accountable for financial crimes against these at-risk populations.
Engrossed Senate Sarah Anthony