The vast and complex patchwork of PSL laws expanded in the first quarter of 2019. This summary includes:
Paid Sick Leave Bills Introduced During Q1
Paid
The Michigan Supreme Court will wade into the clash involving the constitutionality of the state’s Paid Medical Leave Act, at least to decide whether to consider the substance of that clash. In response to requests by both legislative chambers for
Schools in Jefferson County Kentucky were closed yesterday because a third of the teachers had called out sick, according to a news report. This was the fifth day in the past two weeks that schools were closed due to
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Glenview last week opted in to the Cook County Earned Sick Leave Ordinance, effective July 1, 2019. The Glenview Board had opted out of the County PSL ordinance in June 2017,
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals last week decided to hear the challenge to Alabama’s minimum wage and employment benefits preemption law en banc, meaning that all of the Court’s judges will hear the case.
The triggering event for this
Paid Sick Leave Bills Introduced
Note January 9, 2010 on your timeline of leave management history. Saying at a press conference yesterday that “New Yorkers need a break,” NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio proposed legislation to make NYC the first city in the nation to
Michigan lame duck GOP Governor Rick Snyder on Friday signed into law the bill amending the recently enacted PSL law, putting the finishing touch on a two-step political ploy to have the legislature craft a PSL bill rather than have
With just a few weeks to go before the demise of Michigan’s GOP-trifecta on December 31, Governor Rick Snyder’s signature is the last step needed to amend the recently passed Earned Sick Time Act. Both legislative chambers passed amendment bills
