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Michigan issues new COVID-19 rules for health care employers and ends restrictions for all other employers, effective today.
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Despite a recent ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court striking down the state’s Emergency Powers of the Governor Act, employers must still follow COVID-19 health and safety requirements.
Is your workplace compliant with OSHA-issued COVID-19 guidelines?
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