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State representative asks Reading residents to send letters supporting Earned Sick Time Act change
Summary
State Representative Jennifer Wortz visited Reading’s council meeting and requested that residents send letters supporting a bill to change the proposed Earned Sick Time Act requirement to apply to employers with 50 or more employees.
During the second call to the public, State Representative Jennifer Wortz introduced herself and described items the Michigan House is working on. She singled out a pending bill related to the new Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA) and asked attendees to send letters to her office supporting an amendment that would set the employer‑size threshold at 50 or more employees for the requirement under consideration.
The minutes do not record detailed bill text, a bill number, or whether the representative sought formal action by the council; she requested constituent letters be sent to her office in support of the change.
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