Mich. Admin. Code R. 390.1775 - Eligible employers
Rule 5.
(1)
Postsecondary schools may enter into written MWSG employment agreements with
nonprofit employers who meet all of the following criteria:
(a) Provide not less than 20% of the wages
earned by each MWSG student placed.
(b) Do not use MWSG recipients to displace
employed workers.
(c) Do not employ
MWSG recipients to construct, operate, or maintain facilities of sectarian
instruction or religious worship.
(d) Do not pay MWSG recipients at a rate less
than the prevailing federal minimum wage.
(e) Enter into a signed written agreement
with the postsecondary school to provide such employment for students
recommended by the school.
(f)
Postsecondary schools employing MWSG students on campus will be considered
nonprofit employers for purposes of these rules.
(2) Postsecondary schools may enter into
written MWSG employment agreements with profit-making employers who meet all of
the following criteria:
(a) Provide not less
than 50% of the wages earned by each MWSG student placed.
(b) Do not use MWSG recipients to displace
employed workers.
(c) Do not employ
MWSG recipients to construct, operate, or maintain facilities of sectarian
instruction or religious worship.
(d) Do not employ MWSG recipients at a rate
less than the prevailing federal minimum wage.
(e) Enter into a signed written agreement
with the postsecondary school to provide such employment for students
recommended by the school.
(3) The written employment agreement shall
specify whether the employing organization or the postsecondary school is
considered the student's employer and which entity is responsible for any
fringe benefit payments and the employer's share of any welfare or insurance
programs associated with MWSG employment. State MWSG funds shall not be used to
pay for any of the following:
(a) The
employer's share of social security, workman's compensation, unemployment
insurance, retirement, or any other welfare or insurance that the employer pays
on behalf of the student employee.
(b) Fringe benefits, such as paid sick days,
paid vacations, or paid holidays.
(c) Job-related injuries or
illnesses.
(4) The
employment agreement shall further specify whether the postsecondary school or
the employer shall be responsible for actually paying the student and the
frequency of payment.
(5) In other
areas not specified in the act or these rules or by the authority, the
employment agreement format and content shall follow prevailing federal college
work-study practices.
(6) All such
written employment agreements shall be maintained by the postsecondary school
for audit purposes.
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