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MI SB0623
Bill
Status
10/22/2025
Primary Sponsor
Mary Cavanagh
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AI Summary
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Extends the deadline for employees to file discrimination complaints under the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Act from 30 days to 180 days after the alleged violation occurs
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Protects employees from discharge or discrimination for filing complaints, instituting proceedings, testifying, or exercising any right under the act
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Requires the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity to investigate complaints and notify complainants of determinations within 90 days
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Authorizes the department to order appropriate relief including reinstatement to former position with back pay, plus attorney costs, hearing costs, and transcript costs for violations
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Allows employers or employees 15 working days to request a review of the department's determination before it becomes final
Legislative Description
Labor: health and safety; time to submit a complaint; modify. Amends sec. 65 of 1974 PA 154 (MCL 408.1065).
Labor: health and safety
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Labor
10/22/2025