HB 4450
Labor: fair employment practices; certain physical characteristics of employees; prohibit employers from discriminating based on. Creates new act.
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Bill overview
This bill, the "Respect for Physical Differences Act," prohibits employers in Michigan from discriminating against employees or job applicants based on their body type, physical fitness, appearance, or other physical characteristics, except when these characteristics are genuinely required for a job or necessary to perform specific work duties. It also protects individuals who report discrimination or participate in investigations and prevents employers from requiring waivers of their rights under the law. The act aims to ensure equal employment opportunities regardless of physical attributes.
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Tyrone Carter
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