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Credit sergign / Adobe Stock In 2018, the Republican-led lame duck legislature prevented minimum wage and sick time laws from getting on Michiganders ballots by adopting the proposals and then gutting them. Now, a new lawsuit is asking a court to overturn then-Attorney General Bill Schuette s opinion that the move was legal, and implement the original proposals. The original proposals would raise the minimum wage in Michigan to $12 an hour by 2022 and increase wages for tipped workers, as well as allow employees to accrue up to 72 hours of paid sick leave. The petitions for the bills received hundreds of thousands of signatures.
Learner drivers and instructors are looking forward to getting back behind the wheel after nearly 60 per cent of driving tests were cancelled in Blackburn with Darwen. In Blackburn with Darwen, 57 per cent of tests were cancelled between March and December, with 2,778 tests stopped in their tracks while in the same time period, 2,025 took their test. Between March and December of 2019, of 6,997 tests, just 562 were cancelled - equivalent to just eight per cent. Of those who were lucky enough to take their test after March 2020, 982, or 48 per cent, passed in comparison to last year when 3,082 people passed their test, an equivalent of 44 per cent.