Concerns work break periods and warehouse conditions of employment.
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Overview
This bill addresses work break periods and warehouse conditions of employment in New Jersey. It aims to establish minimum requirements for work quotas in warehouse facilities, ensuring they are fair and do not lead to excessive turnover or violate employee rights. Specifically, it mandates 30-minute meal breaks every five hours of work and 15-minute rest breaks every four hours, while also outlining regulations for warehouse quotas and employee data collection. The bill seeks to protect workers from retaliatory actions related to wage and hour compliance.
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Joseph Cryan
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