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Dossier Legislative introduced 12-may-2026
Bill introduced in the Michigan Legislature — not yet passed by either chamber, and not law.

Labor: hours and wages; scheduling standards for certain employers; provide for. Creates new act.

Key claim: HB5954 would create a new Michigan act establishing scheduling standards for certain employers covering hours and wages.

Abstract

(HB5954 · 103rd Legislature) Labor: hours and wages; scheduling standards for certain employers; provide for. Creates new act. Sponsor: Rep. Kara Hope (D) + 9 co-sponsors In committee: H Government Operations Latest action (2026-05-13): Bill Electronically Reproduced 05/12/2026

Why this matters

Scheduling-standards legislation is a distinct labor-policy category from minimum wage or paid leave, targeting predictability of hours and last-minute schedule changes that shape worker income and employer staffing costs. If enacted, covered employers would face new compliance obligations (advance schedules, potential premium pay), while workers gain a new statutory right; tracking scope and thresholds is essential to assessing impact.

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Labor: hours and wages; scheduling standards for certain employers; provide for. Creates new act.
Stage: introduced · legiscan · 12-may-2026

HB5954 would create a new Michigan act establishing scheduling standards for certain employers covering hours and wages.

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External: legiscan:2149347:introduced

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