COVID workplace rules

A restaurant association that demanded compensation for its members for their losses from COVID-19 restrictions won’t have their case heard by the Michigan Supreme Court.

The crux of the state’s defense is that COVID restrictions were necessary during a public health crisis and they were applied equally to businesses with differences based only on levels of risk.

Some of Michigan’s COVID-19 workplace policies would be repealed under legislation passed Thursday in the state Senate.

23 of the 51 plaintiffs are registered nurses at one of the health system's campuses.

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