Legislative actions mirror successful state standards.
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Legislative actions mirror successful state standards.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The current state of legislative adoption of successful standards in NY and NJ.1 source
Local municipalities in NY pass Good Cause legislation, aligning with NJ standards.1 source
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New York, New Jersey, and Illinois are joining states in the effort to codify employment law standards, drawing inspiration from California.Also in this story
- A recent NYC order is contrasted with the efforts of other worker-friendly jurisdictions.
- New Jersey state officials, including the Labor Commissioner and former governor Phil Murphy, discuss and face criticism over new rules codifying employment law standards.
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New Jersey
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- The federal government is seeking standardization across states, involving New Jersey and Texas.