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 bill calls for a $5 bump to the current minimum wage rate, and would bring tipped workers to $17 an hour as well.

The bill calls for a $5 bump to the current minimum wage rate, and would bring tipped workers to $17 an hour as well.

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