New Jersey bill A3408 mandates meal and rest breaks for employees and regulates work quotas in warehouses.

New Jersey bill A3408 amends the "New Jersey State Wage and Hour Law" to require employers to provide meal and rest breaks for employees. Specifically, employees working more than five hours continuously must receive a paid 30-minute meal period, and employees working more than four hours continuously must receive a paid 15-minute rest period. The bill also mandates that the Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development set regulations for work quotas in warehouse distribution centers.

New Jersey bill A3408 mandates meal and rest breaks for employees and regulates work quotas in warehouses.

New Jersey bill A3408 amends the "New Jersey State Wage and Hour Law" to require employers to provide meal and rest breaks for employees. Specifically, employees working more than five hours continuously must receive a paid 30-minute meal period, and employees working more than four hours continuously must receive a paid 15-minute rest period. The bill also mandates that the Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development set regulations for work quotas in warehouse distribution centers.