Michigan HB5955 regulates temporary labor service agencies, clients, and laborers to ensure fair employment practices.
Michigan HB5955, known as the "temporary laborer rights act," establishes regulations for temporary labor service agencies, their clients, and temporary laborers. It mandates agencies to register with the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, maintain records of transactions, and provide clients and laborers with specific notices and information. The act prohibits agencies and clients from charging laborers for certain expenses and mandates the provision of annual earnings summaries and work verification forms.
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