Michigan Governor Signs Legislation on Minimum Wage and Sick Leave
February 21, 2025
Governor Whitmer signed laws to keep Michigan’s tipped wage low and modify paid sick leave, sparking mixed reactions.
Governor Whitmer signed laws to keep Michigan’s tipped wage low and modify paid sick leave, sparking mixed reactions.
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