An Act relative to accrued leave while awaiting a determination of 111F
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill addresses accrued leave for safety employees who are awaiting a determination from 111F, a state program that assesses the physical and mental capacity of individuals to perform their jobs. It aims to provide these employees with paid leave while they are undergoing this evaluation, ensuring they receive necessary support during a challenging time. The bill seeks to clarify the process for accruing and utilizing leave in these circumstances. It builds upon previous attempts to clarify leave policies related to 111F determinations.
Key provisions
- Provides paid leave to safety employees awaiting 111F determinations.
- Addresses accrued leave during the waiting period.
- Clarifies the application of leave policies to employees undergoing 111F assessments.
- Relates to Chapter 41, which governs leave policies.
- Specifically targets safety employees.
- Expands upon previous legislation concerning 111F leave.
- Establishes a process for accruing leave while awaiting a determination.
Who is affected
- Safety Employees
- Individuals awaiting 111F determinations
- Massachusetts Residents
- State Government Employees
- Public Service Sector
Notable changes
- Clarifies leave accrual for employees awaiting 111F determinations.
- Provides for paid leave during the determination process.
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Primary sponsor
Jessica Ann Giannino
Cosponsor
Jessica Ann Giannino
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