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NJ Earned Sick Leave

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NJ's Earned Sick Leave Law is effective October 29, 2018.  Below are a list of resources to assist in compliance.

DOL Poster/Notification

DOL Final Regulations

DOL Proposed Regulations

DOL Earned Sick Leave FAQ

DOL Webpage on Earned Sick Leave in New Jersey

EANJ's Commentary on DOL's Proposed Regulations

EANJ Member Content

EANJ's Law Summary

Model Policy - Accruing Method

Model Policy - Advancing Method

Handouts from EANJ's 10/25/18 Webinar

 

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