The Michigan House passed Senate Bill 8 69-40 on Wednesday, less than a week after the state Senate passed it.

The GOP-led Michigan House voted Wednesday on a measure to scale back a minimum wage hike for tipped worker that is supposed to take effect Friday.

A bill to change Michigan’s minimum wage law ahead of it taking effect passed the state Legislature Wednesday. The law is scheduled to take effect Friday. If left unchanged, the law would gradually raise the minimum wage for both tipped and non-tipped workers until both are making the same amount by 2030.

The bill will only take effect if a deal is reached by lawmakers on how to address impending changes to Michigan's sick leave laws.

Some Michigan restaurateurs say they're already paying workers a higher wage, while others may have to cut back on staffing or raise menu prices.

The Michigan Senate passed a bill to increase the tipped minimum wage but not eliminate it entirely as ordered by the Michigan Supreme Court.

The Michigan Senate on Thursday approved a bill that amends the timeline of the minimum wage increase ahead of the new law going into effect next week.

(FOX 2) - The Michigan House of Representatives approved a scaled back version of the state's incoming tipped wage law, which reduces the increase that restaurant workers would earn while speeding up an increase to the minimum wage.

Senate Bill 8 passed with bipartisan support and aims to adjust the upcoming changes to Michigan's minimum wage. The new legislation would alter the timeline of changes to Michigan's minimum wage and the eventual elimination of the state's tipped wage credit.

Lawmakers approved an amended version of an incoming wage rule that scales back the tipped wage rate among servers while speeding up the minimum wage increase schedule.