**Please note that this webinar was recorded prior to the Michigan House legislation to repeal Right to Work was passed.* 

What has the past 10 years of Right To Work meant for Michigan and what would be the impact if Democrats repeal it?  Miller Johnson Attorney Keith Eastland moderates a panel discussion that includes:  

— Andy Johnston, Senior VP of Advocacy & Strategic Engagement at Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce 

— Erin Dornbos, Attorney at Pinsky, Smith, Fayette & Kennedy, LLP who represents unions 

— Michael LaFaive, Senior Director of the Morey Fiscal Policy Initiative at the Mackinac Center  

— Nate Plantinga, also an Attorney with Miller Johnson.

Brian Calley was serving as Michigan Lieutenant Governor in 2013 when Right To Work went to effect and changed how unions operate in Michigan. Calley, now President & CEO of the Small Business Association of Michigan, discusses how that change was made as well as Democrats’ plans to overhaul Right To Work.

Michigan’s minimum wage and paid medical leave could be changing as soon as February. Miller Johnson Attorneys Sarah Willey and Keith Eastland explain how we got here, what could change and how businesses should prepare.

Miller Johnson attorney Erik Daly welcomes Dr. Paul Isely, Grand Valley State University Associate Dean of Seidman College of Business, and Kate DeVries, partner at The WinMatt Group, to discuss the results of the November 8 election and look forward to 2023.

This is the audio only version of Miller Johnson's latest webinar series that collaborates with experts in Michigan to discuss what's coming next in Michigan. You can check out Next Steps on YouTube as well.