Butzel Hosts February 26 Webinar on New Earned Sick Time Act Amendments: What Employers Need to Know

2.24.2025

DETROIT, Mich. –  Employers must meet their compliance obligations with the Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA) Amendments which were signed into law on February 21, 2025 by Michigan Governor Whitmer. To help Michigan employers better understand ESTA, Butzel is hosting a free webinar titled, “Navigating the New Earned Sick Time Act Amendments: What Employers Need to Know,” from 1-2 p.m. on Wednesday, February 26, 2025. To register online, click here.

Butzel labor and employment attorneys Brett J. Miller and Rebecca S. Davies will pack a lot of key information into the hourlong webinar including:

  • Key Changes to the Law
  • Employer Requirements
  • Employee Protections
  • Next Steps for Employers

The webinar will conclude with a Q&A to address any questions.

About the presenters:

Brett J. Miller is Co-Chair of Butzel’s Labor and Employment Group. Miller’s clients benefit from his multifaceted knowledge in Employment Law, Labor Law, and fair housing litigation developed over his nearly 20 years in practice. He is renowned for successfully representing clients in state and federal discrimination, harassment, retaliation, and class action lawsuits.

Rebecca S. Davies concentrates her practice primarily on employment law and commercial litigation. Clients rely on her insight to navigate challenges and protect their long-term interests. Drawing on more than 30 years of experience, Davies advises clients on employment issues encountered in day-to-day business operations and in complex scenarios that can impact employers for years to come. Davies has represented and counseled employers of all sizes – from companies with two to 20,000 employees – in private and public sectors in a variety of industries.

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