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MI HB5085

Bill

Status

Passed

2/29/2012

Primary Sponsor

Paul Opsommer

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Origin

House of Representatives

96th Legislature

AI Summary

  • Public bodies are prohibited from deducting wages for contributions to separate segregated funds under the Michigan campaign finance act or federal election campaign committees.

  • Employers (except public bodies) may deduct charitable contributions from employee wages for nonprofit organizations exempt under IRC section 501(c)(3) with initial written consent, without requiring consent for each subsequent paycheck.

  • Employers may deduct overpayments of wages or fringe benefits within 6 months without employee consent if the overpayment resulted from mathematical, typographical, clerical errors, or misprints, provided written notice is given at least one pay period in advance.

  • Overpayment deductions are limited to 15% of gross wages in the pay period and cannot reduce wages below the applicable minimum wage rate under state or federal law.

  • Employees may file complaints with the department within 12 months of alleged violations of the overpayment deduction provisions.

Legislative Description

Campaign finance; contributions and expenditures; certain payroll deduction plans used to collect a contribution; prohibit. Amends sec. 7 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.477).

Labor, hours and wages

Last Action

Assigned Pa 30'12 With Immediate Effect

2/29/2012

Committee Referrals

Local Government And Elections12/13/2011
Redistricting And Elections10/18/2011

Full Bill Text

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