Michigan HB4406 amends unemployment compensation laws to eliminate provisions specific to seasonal workers.

Michigan HB4406 amends sections 27 and 28b of the 1936 Employment Security Act to eliminate specific provisions related to seasonal workers. These changes include adjustments to the weekly benefit rate, modifications to benefit eligibility for seasonal employment, and the elimination of seasonal employer designations. The bill also includes provisions for the deduction and withholding of unemployment compensation to satisfy child support obligations.

Michigan HB4406 amends unemployment compensation laws to eliminate provisions specific to seasonal workers.

Michigan HB4406 amends sections 27 and 28b of the 1936 Employment Security Act to eliminate specific provisions related to seasonal workers. These changes include adjustments to the weekly benefit rate, modifications to benefit eligibility for seasonal employment, and the elimination of seasonal employer designations. The bill also includes provisions for the deduction and withholding of unemployment compensation to satisfy child support obligations.