HB6070

Labor: other; registry of employers who relocate a call center to a foreign country; require the department of labor and economic opportunity to create. Creates new act.

Introduced·6/10/26
Introduced Text

Michigan HB6070 mandates employers to notify the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity before relocating call centers abroad and requires.

Michigan HB6070, known as the "anti-offshoring accountability act," requires employers with call centers employing 50 or more individuals to notify the Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity 30 days before relocating or closing a call center or facility in Michigan. The department must compile a registry of such employers, including details like employer name, relocation date, job numbers affected, and new location. Employers must repay any state loans, grants, or tax incentives if they relocate or close a call center or facility.

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Current
Economic Competitiveness Committee
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History

Jun 11

House

Bill Electronically Reproduced 06/10/2026

Jun 10

House

Introduced By Representative Rep. James Desana

Jun 10

House

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