Michigan 2023-2024 Regular Session

Michigan Senate Bill SB0519

Introduced
9/20/23  
Refer
9/20/23  
Report Pass
10/10/23  
Refer
10/10/23  
Report Pass
10/26/23  
Engrossed
10/31/23  
Refer
10/31/23  
Report Pass
11/1/23  
Enrolled
11/7/23  
Chaptered
12/29/23  

Caption

Labor: other; community and worker economic transition office; establish. Creates new act.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

MI HB5026

Labor: other; community and worker economic transition office; establish. Creates new act.

MI HB469

Electric utilities; clean energy mandates, transitioning workers, etc.

MI HB1394

Fund Just Transition Community And Worker Supports

MI HB188

Economic Transition Division

MI SB190

Rail & Coal Transition Community Economic Measures

MI HB4066

Communications: other; certain office within the department of labor and economic opportunity; create. Creates new act.

MI SB0687

Communications: other; certain office within the department of labor and economic opportunity; create. Creates new act.

MI SB162

Community Economic Resilience Fund Program.

MI AB1510

Unauthorized workers: Essential Worker and Economic Stability Act of 2021.

MI HB1780

Relating to the creation by the Texas Workforce Commission of a program to assist with transitioning certain workers to clean energy jobs.

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