Reauthorize Your MCO Dues Today

IMPORTANT UPDATE: The last day to reauthorize before your dues automatically stop was Oct. 3.

If you did not reauthorize, you can log in to the HR Self-Service Online Portal to restart your dues now (select deduction code EC01). You may also contact the MI HR Service Center for assistance at 1-877-766-6447, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Reauthorize now for the 2021-2022 fiscal year!

Reauthorizing is easy and takes just one minute.

Step 1: Log in to the HR Self-Service Online Portal at
https://hrselfserv.michigan.gov/lawson/portal/ from a desktop computer or https://hrselfserv.michigan.gov/lawson/somnet/UnionDues/UnionDuesMobile.htm from a mobile device.

• If you are unfamiliar with the HR portal, this video will show you how to log in.
• If you don’t remember your password, visit the password help site. If you need to reset your password and have a state email address, you will receive your new password immediately at that address. If not, your new password will be mailed to your home address.
• Please note, online portal is closed Sunday through Wednesday of the first week of each pay period.

Step 2: Once in to the portal:

• Click on Bookmarks in the top left corner
• Go to Employee Self Service
• Go to Pay
• Go to Dues Payroll Deductions
• Click submit on the Reauthorize button on the far right
• A confirmation screen comes up, click on Authorize.

These steps are outlined in this flyer and the video below.

If you are having trouble, you can always call the MCO Central Office at 517-485-3310 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and dial ext. 155 for Member Engagement Associate Jim McHenry.

The Michigan Civil Service Commission ruled that all state employee union members must reauthorize their union dues deduction every year, or the deduction will automatically end. This was done in yet another attempt to silence your voice.

Below is information on how this rule change happened and more information on reauthorization.

MCO members have faced many challenges throughout our union’s 52-year history, and we’ve overcome them. In this moment, we stand shoulder to shoulder and continue to fight for our rights together.