Iowa SF30 establishes a training program for correctional employees, sets uniform safety practices, and provides paid leave for employees who witness.
Iowa SF30 mandates the establishment of a training program for correctional employees who have direct contact with inmates, focusing on self-defense and de-escalation techniques. It also sets uniform safety practices for all correctional institutions to protect both employees and inmates. The bill allows employees who witness a trauma event to take between five and thirty days of paid leave, depending on the severity, and provides up to ninety days of paid leave for employees held hostage.
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