Michigan
For Michigan, law category is workers compensation; state threshold is 1 or more; key differences is Agricultural employers: required at three or more full-time employees. Sole proprietorship: spouse, child, or parent may be excluded. Stock corporation: officers owning 10% or more may be excluded. Partners may be excluded. LLC managers owning 10% or more may be excluded; coverage / scope is Includes all employees, recorded from its source on 2026-08-14.
- State
- Michigan verified
- Law category
- workers compensation our reading
- State threshold
- 1 or more verified
- Key differences
- Agricultural employers: required at three or more full-time employees. Sole proprietorship: spouse, child, or parent may be excluded. Stock corporation: officers owning 10% or more may be excluded. Partners may be excluded. LLC managers owning 10% or more may be excluded. verified
- Coverage / scope
- Includes all employees. verified
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What the source says
Michigan | 1 or more | Includes all employees. | Agricultural employers: required at three or more full-time employees. Sole proprietorship: spouse, child, or parent may be excluded. Stock corporation: officers owning 10% or more may be excluded. Partners may be excluded. LLC managers owning 10% or more may be excluded.
— workcompone.com, retrieved 2026-08-14
Source
- workcompone.comhttps://www.workcompone.com/blog/minimum-number-of-employees-for-workers-comp-in-every-u-s-state/