My bill HB 6057 will address concerns like flexibility for small businesses and employers being unable to take action against employees who no-call, no-show without facing legal action. The dangerous court decision requires businesses to provide independent contractors with… https://t.co/JYsewwEaHD
Graham Filler
@grahamfiller · MI · H
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| Labor | 1.9% | 1.2% | +0.8 pp | Over-indexed | 57 |
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Michigan legislators need to address the tipped wage/paid sick leave/minimum wage issue. If the court decision goes into effect, it will be a catastrophic blow to Michigan restaurants, employees, servers, and the business atmosphere. I am going to work on a common-sense fix to… https://t.co/76F9RXkWPB
@motorclash @MichiganAdvance Take a look at the court decision. Employees can no call no show with zero consequence. Biz who have great PTO are forced to change their PTO and follow the court decision instead. All biz will have to give PTO for independent contractors and create a system for that. Along… https://t.co/GWQ9TUTE1w
Pinpointing this outstanding @crainsdetroit article on vocational villages, great example of focused, smart investment in people and trades: https://t.co/MprAAGdREY Great work @DTE_Energy on getting people working.
@dananessel Lets be nuanced, lets protect the safety of citizens & be able to discuss what Michigan workers and the economy looks like going forward.
Bizarro world. The Dems are so confident in their work on Right to Work that they<U+2019>ll blow through their own beliefs to make sure the legislation can<U+2019>t be challenged via referendum. https://t.co/ljyc6USMVR
This is a good conversation to have. I believe getting people back to work and reopening some businesses, with strict social distancing guidelines, will help our state. https://t.co/ppOjhuD53g
And it<U+2019>s bizarro world back again, this time with prevailing wage last second changes, going WAY BEYOND the original prevailing wage law. Voting coming in just a few. Prevailing wage on steroids! Some of the more egregious changes:
Sitting here at the Capitol and my god, the #RightToWork and Prevailing Wage substitute is 100 levels of bananas. @MIRSnews @GongwerMichigan https://t.co/fHe0Cx8iLp
MI citizens applied for unemployment, received $ in spite of the UIA issues…now people are being given extra hoops to jump through to keep their benefits - the state should not be clawing back money from individuals. Insanity. #mileg #Michigan #UIA https://t.co/TELoDQHzgQ