Requires certain employers with State contracts to pay their employees their usual compensation for each day of jury service.
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Overview
This bill requires certain employers in New Jersey that have contracts with the state to continue paying their employees their regular wages for each day they serve on a jury. It expands upon existing law to ensure that employees aren't penalized for fulfilling their civic duty. The bill defines specific criteria for employers covered, including the number of employees and the nature of their state contracts. Employees who experience penalties due to this violation may be able to sue for damages and reinstatement.
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M. Ruiz
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