Restricts use of accumulated sick leave by public employees in year prior to retirement.
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Overview
This bill restricts public employees’ ability to use a significant amount of accumulated sick leave in the year before they retire. Specifically, it prohibits using six or more consecutive days of sick leave without a verified medical necessity. Employers could impose fines or deduct sick leave from retirement benefits for violations. The bill applies to state employees, political subdivisions, and school boards, and includes provisions to ensure medical necessity is properly verified.
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