HB6009

Public employees and officers: compensation and benefits; severance pay for executive and legislative branch employees and officers; limit, and require reporting if greater than a certain amount. Creates new act.

Chamber Passed·6/24/26

Regulates severance pay for state employees and officers and requires disclosure of certain employment contracts.

The bill, named the "State Employment Contract Regulation Act," limits severance pay for state employees and officers to 12 weeks of normal wages. It prohibits employment contracts that provide for higher severance pay or restrict disclosure of contract details. The bill also mandates that certain employment contracts be made public and submitted to legislative leaders. This act applies to contracts entered into after its effective date.

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Where it stands

Last
Passed the House · 107–0 · Jun 24
Current
Oversight Committee
Next
Senate floor vote

Sponsors

D
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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

107 Yea

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0 Nay

Calendar

Jun 18

9:00 AM

House Government Operations

Jun 11

9:00 AM

House Government Operations

History

Jul 1

Senate

Passed By House With Immediate Effect

Jul 1

Senate

Referred To Committee On Oversight

Jun 24

House

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