Minnesota HF4729 provides health insurance for school employees, increases minimum starting salary for nonlicensed personnel, mandates paid.
Minnesota HF4729 establishes a health insurance program for school employees, including public and nonpublic school districts, charter schools, and cooperative units. It mandates that school employers contribute to employee health insurance premiums, with specific percentages for family and single plans. The bill also increases the minimum starting salary for nonlicensed school personnel and requires schools to provide at least eight hours of paid orientation and professional development annually for paraprofessionals.
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