A 465
Prohibits certain employment actions against employees affected by a declared state of emergency.
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Bill overview
This bill protects employees in New Jersey during declared states of emergency by prohibiting employers from taking adverse employment actions, such as discharge or changes to compensation, against those unable to work due to the emergency. It also prevents employers from requiring employees to use leave for absences related to the state of emergency. The bill establishes notification and return-to-work requirements for affected employees and outlines penalties for employers who violate its provisions.
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Gabriel Rodriguez
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