Bill > HB4435

This bill proposes to repeal Section 17 of the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Act (MIOSHA), which is a state law governing workplace safety regulations. By removing this specific section of the law, the bill eliminates an existing provision related to the promulgation of workplace ergonomics rules. The practical effect is to prevent state regulators from creating or enforcing specific ergonomic standards in workplaces across Michigan. While the exact details of the original Section 17 are not provided in the bill text, the repeal suggests a legislative intent to limit regulatory authority over workplace ergonomic requirements, which could involve guidelines for preventing injuries related to workplace design, equipment, and worker movements. Such a repeal might reduce administrative burden on employers but could potentially impact worker protection standards related to preventing repetitive strain injuries or other ergonomic health risks.

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https://legislature.mi.gov/Bills/Bill?ObjectName=2025-HB-4435