An Act relative to injured correctional officers
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Overview
This bill, An Act relative to injured correctional officers, addresses the specific needs of correctional officers who sustain injuries while performing their duties. It aims to provide enhanced support and benefits for these officers, recognizing the inherent risks associated with their profession. The bill seeks to clarify and improve the existing framework for compensating injured correctional officers. It is currently under consideration by the Massachusetts legislature.
Key provisions
- Clarifies eligibility criteria for benefits for injured correctional officers.
- Expands the types of injuries covered under existing compensation programs.
- Addresses potential gaps in coverage for officers injured during specific duties.
- Streamlines the process for injured officers to access benefits.
- Considers provisions for long-term care and rehabilitation.
Who is affected
- Correctional Officers
- Massachusetts State Police
- Department of Correction Employees
- Public Safety Personnel
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