LANSING, Mich. — The Michigan Civil Service Commission on Wednesday postponed a decision about whether to impose higher health care costs on tens of thousands of Michigan government workers.

The commission met in Lansing to consider whether to accept wage increases and health benefit terms that an impasse panel had recommended. The commission decided to meet again Jan. 15 on the proposed two-year contracts and extended the union contracts that expired Dec. 15 until then.

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