California AB1841 establishes the fourth Friday in September as "Native American Day," a paid state holiday for state employees.

California AB1841 amends the Government Code to establish the fourth Friday in September as "Native American Day," a paid state holiday for state employees. Employees working on this holiday are entitled to pay or compensating time off. The bill also outlines provisions for holidays falling on weekends and specifies holiday pay for employees working on holidays. It includes provisions for holiday credit accrual and addresses conflicts with existing memorandums of understanding. The bill's provisions are contingent on the enactment and timing of related bills.

California AB1841 establishes the fourth Friday in September as "Native American Day," a paid state holiday for state employees.

California AB1841 amends the Government Code to establish the fourth Friday in September as "Native American Day," a paid state holiday for state employees. Employees working on this holiday are entitled to pay or compensating time off. The bill also outlines provisions for holidays falling on weekends and specifies holiday pay for employees working on holidays. It includes provisions for holiday credit accrual and addresses conflicts with existing memorandums of understanding. The bill's provisions are contingent on the enactment and timing of related bills.