Warehouse Worker Protection Act establishes protections for warehouse workers, including quotas, workplace surveillance, and employee rights.
The Warehouse Worker Protection Act aims to safeguard warehouse workers by setting standards for quotas, workplace surveillance, and employee rights. It prohibits covered employers from imposing quotas that prevent compliance with legal requirements or discourage exercising rights. Employers must provide rest breaks, notify employees of their rights, and allow employee representatives during inspections. The Act also mandates recordkeeping and reporting requirements, establishes a Fairness and Transparency Advisory Board, and outlines enforcement mechanisms.
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