Governance
Wages and Fringe Benefits Act
The Michigan Act (1978 PA 390) regulating the payment of wages and fringe benefits to employees.
Definition
The 'Wages and Fringe Benefits Act' refers to Michigan Public Act 390 of 1978 (MCL 408.471 et seq.), which is the existing state law that regulates the time and manner of payment of wages and fringe benefits to employees. Michigan Senate Bills 6 and 7 propose significant amendments to this foundational Act, enhancing employee rights, strengthening enforcement, and increasing penalties for violations related to wage payment and worker classification.