Labor: health and safety; Michigan occupational safety and health violations; modify civil penalties. Amends sec. 35 of 1974 PA 154 (MCL 408.1035).
HB 4437 amends the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Act (MIOSHA) to modify civil penalties for workplace safety violations. The bill changes the maximum civil penalty amounts for various violations, such as serious or willful offenses, to be equivalent to federal OSHA penalties. It also requires the state director to initiate administrative rules to update Michigan's penalties to match any changes in federal penalties. This legislation directly affects employers in Michigan by linking potential MIOSHA fines to federal standards.
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in committee
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May 2025
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Introduced May 6, 2025
Last action May 7, 2025
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May 6, 2025
Committee
referred to Committee on Economic Competitiveness
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May 6, 2025
Introduced
introduced by Representative Rep. Brenda Carter
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1 primary · 25 co-sponsors
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Brenda Carter
DDemocratic
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Carrie Rheingans
DDemocratic
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Denise Mentzer
DDemocratic
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Donavan McKinney
DDemocratic
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Dylan Wegela
DDemocratic
Co
Jason Hoskins
DDemocratic
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Jason Morgan
DDemocratic
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Jaz Martus
DDemocratic
Co
Jimmie Wilson
DDemocratic
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Joey Andrews
DDemocratic
Co
Julie Brixie
DDemocratic
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