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MI HB4120
Bill
Status
4/15/2015
Primary Sponsor
Michael McCready
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AI Summary
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Prohibits employers from deducting wages without written employee consent, except for legally required deductions or those in collective bargaining agreements
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Prevents public bodies from deducting employee wages for contributions to separate segregated funds or federal election committees
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Allows employers to deduct overpayments resulting from mathematical or clerical errors without consent if employee receives written notice at least one pay period in advance, deduction does not exceed 15% of gross wages, and wages remain at or above minimum wage
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Allows employers to deduct amounts paid on employee debts under default judgments without consent under the same conditions as overpayment deductions (written notice, 15% limit, minimum wage protection)
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Takes effect September 30, 2015, contingent on enactment of House Bill 4119
Legislative Description
Labor; fair employment practices; deductions from wages without written consent of employee; include certain reimbursements related to garnishment. Amends sec. 7 of 1978 PA 390 (MCL 408.477). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4119'15
Labor: fair employment practices
Last Action
Assigned Pa 15'15 With Immediate Effect
4/15/2015