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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What happened
New Jersey state officials, including the Labor Commissioner and former governor Phil Murphy, discuss and face criticism over new rules codifying employment law standards.
Who's involved
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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
- Illinois and New York adopt a 120-hour pathway as part of the effort to codify employment law standards.
- Legislative actions mirror successful state standards.
- Illinois has joined New Jersey as a state, completing the process of states joining to codify employment law standards.
The entities involved
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New Jersey
state of the United States of America
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Phil Murphy
56th governor of New Jersey since 2018