prevailing wage

House lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday night to repeal Michigan’s "Right-to-Work" law and reinstate a policy to require government contracts to pay union-level wages.

The state House has two hot-button issues on a fast track for Wednesday: restoring Michigan’s prevailing wage requirement and repealing the state's right-to-work law.

The Michigan Court of Appeals says local governments cannot make their own rules that require contractors to pay union-level wages.

The legislature repealed Michigan's prevailing wage law in 2018 after a statewide petition drive, but Governor Gretchen Whitmer says a state agency has the authority to implement the rule on its own.

The State of Michigan will once again require construction contracts to pay workers a prevailing wage.

A federal grand jury indicted state Rep. Larry Inman on charges of attempted extortion, soliciting a bribe and lying to the FBI.Inman is a Republican from…

After multiple attempts, Michigan’s prevailing wage law is now eliminated. The Legislature passed a voter-initiated measure today to get rid of the law.…

Michigan lawmakers are expected to vote this week on a proposal to repeal the state’s prevailing wage law.A 1965 law requires union-scale wages and…

State lawmakers can now vote to repeal Michigan's prevailing wage law. Prevailing wage requires the state pay union-scale wages on its contracts.The Board…

Citizen-initiated legislation to repeal Michigan's prevailing wage law will proceed after the state Supreme Court denied an appeal filed by opponents of…