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State representative outlines recent minimum-wage and earned-sick-time bills
Summary
A newly seated state representative told Roseville City Council members on Feb. 25 that the Legislature recently passed measures changing Michigan’s minimum wage and earned sick time; she summarized key provisions and encouraged residents to contact her office.
Representative Mai Song, the state representative for the 13th House District, updated the Roseville City Council on Feb. 25 about recent state legislation affecting wages and earned sick time.
Song told the council that “the minimum wage is now $12.48. That's up from, I think, dollars $10.56 cents. And eventually, it will go up to $15 by 2027.” She said the legislation also changed the minimum cash (tipped) wage for employees who rely on tips, which she said “has gone up to $4.74” and is scheduled to increase further over time.
Why it matters: Song said the bills will affect local workers and small…
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