Establishes four-day workweek pilot program for certain State employees.
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This bill creates a pilot program to test a four-day workweek for certain New Jersey State employees. The Department of Labor and Workforce Development, in partnership with the Civil Service Commission, will oversee the program, which will last two years and involve voluntary participation. The goal is to study the effects of a shorter workweek on productivity, employee well-being, and operational efficiency, with regular reporting to the Governor and the Legislature.
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