California AB1841 establishes "Native American Day" as a paid state holiday on the fourth Friday of September.

California AB1841 amends the Government Code to designate the fourth Friday in September as a paid state holiday called "Native American Day." This bill also adjusts holiday pay and credit rules for state employees, including provisions for employees who work on holidays and those who are ineligible for overtime. The changes depend on the enactment of related bills and collective bargaining agreements. The holiday becomes effective upon appropriation by the Legislature and agreement by exclusive representatives.

California AB1841 establishes "Native American Day" as a paid state holiday on the fourth Friday of September.

California AB1841 amends the Government Code to designate the fourth Friday in September as a paid state holiday called "Native American Day." This bill also adjusts holiday pay and credit rules for state employees, including provisions for employees who work on holidays and those who are ineligible for overtime. The changes depend on the enactment of related bills and collective bargaining agreements. The holiday becomes effective upon appropriation by the Legislature and agreement by exclusive representatives.