- GRAND RAPIDS, MI – Michigan restaurant owners are warning that recent changes to the state’s tipped wage laws will have a “devastating” effect on local businesses.
- Under the new regulations, the lower wage for tipped workers would increase from $3.93 to about $6 next year, and it would be eventually eliminated altogether by 2029.
- Proponents of the changes say eliminating tipped wages will offer more stable earnings to the 125,000 tipped workers in Michigan’s hospitality industry...
Monday, August 05, 2024
Customers and workers will pay the price of cutting tipped wages, Michigan restaurant owners say - mlive.com
Those changes, they say, will result in higher prices for customers and risk jobs for workers...
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