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Over 75% of Michigan home health workers voted to unionize, creating a new council to negotiate pay, benefits, and training.
Thousands of Michigan home health care workers have voted to unionize, with over 75% in favor, following a 2024 law reclassifying them as public employees.
The new Home Help Caregiver Council will serve as the employer for negotiations, with SEIU Healthcare Michigan representing about 32,000 workers.
Advocates say the union provides a long-overdue voice for better pay, benefits, and training, citing past gains that ended in 2012.
Critics challenge the law’s constitutionality, arguing it bypasses civil service rules.
The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity has five business days to review objections before certifying the vote.
If upheld, contract talks will focus on pay, training, and benefits.
Más del 75% de los trabajadores de salud en el hogar de Michigan votaron a favor de sindicalizarse, creando un nuevo consejo para negociar salarios, beneficios y capacitación.