Exempts certain workers and organizations from Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights.
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Overview
This bill modifies the New Jersey Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights to exempt certain workers and organizations from its protections. Specifically, it clarifies that licensed and certified professionals, such as certified homemaker-home health aides, home care service agencies, and licensed hospice care programs, are not considered domestic workers under the law. This change aims to prevent these regulated entities from being subject to the DWBR’s provisions, streamlining oversight and ensuring consistent application of regulations.
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Anthony Bucco
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