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Back to School for Michigan Employers-Minimum Wage Increase - The National Law Forum

Back to School for Michigan Employers–Minimum Wage Increase

Barnes Thornburg

As the kiddies get ready to go back to school, employers too should freshen up on a few items that are about to change in Michigan, including the minimum wage. Back on May 28, we reported on this blog that Michigan had passed The Workforce Opportunity Wage Act, by which the minimum wage will increase from $7.40 to $9.25 per hour over the next four years. The first incremental increase takes effect on September 4, when the minimum wage will increase to $8.15 per hour. So, if you haven’t done so already, please mark September 4 on your calendar.

ARTICLE BY

Kelly Petrocelli
 
OF
Barnes & Thornburg LLP

Published by

National Law Forum

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