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State Win: COVID-19 Paid Leave Proposals Scrapped in California
Two major paid leave proposals have been defeated in California, preventing additional burdens from being placed on employers within the state. As the California 2020 state legislative session approaches an accelerated adjournment at the end of August, state legislators have opted to abandon several proposals addressing “supplemental” or “emergency” paid leave in favor of more politically feasible and expedient policies in response to the COVID-19 public health crisis.
Member Call on DOL Paid Leave RFI; Congress Introduces Federal Paid Leave Reimbursement Proposal
Emergency Paid Leave Litigation, IRS Guidance on Partial Terminations, Potential Retirement Legislation, ERISA Advisory Council
California Lawmakers Have the Chance to Get Paid Leave Right in the Wake of COVID-19
ERIC is calling on California lawmakers to be strategic as they consider two paid leave bills in the wake of COVID-19. New legislation should not create redundancy or additional burdens for employers who already offer generous paid leave policies.
ERIC Pushes Back on California Paid Leave Expansion Proposals
As states continue to respond to the severe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, ERIC is pushing back on state and local paid leave proposals that would place administrative burdens on large employers and further complicate the current patchwork of state paid leave laws and programs.