New York S02095 removes the requirement that military spouses use leave when their spouse is deployed to a combat theater or combat zone.
New York S02095 amends the labor law to allow military spouses up to ten days of unpaid leave. This leave can be used when the spouse is on leave from the armed forces, national guard, or reserves after being deployed for at least 120 days. The bill removes the previous requirement that the leave be used only when the spouse is deployed to a combat theater or combat zone. This act takes effect immediately.
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