Michigan's minimum wage rises 20% to $12.48 on Feb 21, reaching $14.97 by 2028, with annual inflation adjustments.

Michigan's minimum wage will rise by 20% to $12.48 per hour on February 21, following a Michigan Supreme Court ruling that reinstated significant changes to wage and sick leave laws. The minimum wage will increase annually, reaching $14.97 by 2028, with adjustments for inflation thereafter. Workers receiving tips will have a minimum wage of 48% of the standard wage, equalizing by 2030. Some restaurant staff express concern over potential tip reductions.