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MI HB5392

Bill

Status

Introduced

12/17/2025

Primary Sponsor

Julie Rogers

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Origin

House of Representatives

103rd Legislature

AI Summary

  • Grants claimants 60 days after the postmark date of an overpayment notice to gather evidence that recovery of improperly paid unemployment benefits would be contrary to equity and good conscience and to request a waiver

  • Maintains existing waiver eligibility criteria, including cases where employers provided inaccurate wage information, claimants have household income below 150% of federal poverty guidelines, or agency administrative/clerical errors caused the overpayment

  • Requires the unemployment insurance agency to review claims for waiver eligibility and issue notice to claimants before initiating recovery of improperly paid benefits

  • Preserves the 3-year statute of limitations for issuing restitution determinations and initiating recovery actions, except in cases of suspected identity fraud or intentional false statements

  • Continues annual reporting requirements to legislative committees on waiver procedures, applications received, waivers granted and denied, and total restitution amounts waived

Legislative Description

Employment security: administration; recovery of improperly paid benefits; allow claimant to provide evidence of waiver eligibility. Amends sec. 62 of 1936 (Ex Sess) PA 1 (MCL 421.62).

Employment security: administration

Last Action

Bill Electronically Reproduced 12/17/2025

12/18/2025

Committee Referrals

Appropriations12/17/2025

Full Bill Text

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