MI HB4440

Creates the Infectious Disease Worker Safety Commission within the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, consisting of 9 appointed members including labor union representatives from healthcare, law enforcement, or food delivery; private and public sector management; epidemiology specialists; and occupational safety experts

Requires the commission to determine best practices for protecting employees during infectious disease emergencies, including appropriate personal protective equipment, handwashing station placement, distancing requirements, and other safety protocols

Mandates the commission produce a public report of its findings within 120 days of the act's effective date, to be posted on the department's website

Requires employers to post the commission's report in a conspicuous location at each workplace; failure to post removes the employer's ability to discipline employees who refuse to work during an infectious disease emergency

Commission members serve staggered 3-year terms after initial appointments, must meet at least quarterly, and receive no compensation but may be reimbursed for expenses