Michigan SB1048 mandates that electric utilities must use registered apprenticeship programs and project labor agreements for data center.
Michigan SB1048 amends the Public Utilities Act to require the Michigan Public Service Commission to not approve contracts for data center construction unless the projects use registered apprenticeship programs and project labor agreements. These agreements must comply with federal laws and establish terms for employment, including wages and benefits. The bill defines a data center as a facility designed for housing and processing data, and a project labor agreement as a prehire collective bargaining agreement that sets employment terms and prevents labor disruptions.
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