Pennsylvania HB884 establishes a Four-Day Workweek Pilot Program, offering tax credits to participating employers.
HB884 creates the Four-Day Workweek Pilot Program, allowing private and public employers to transition to a four-day workweek. Employers who participate can receive tax credits. The Department of Labor and Industry coordinates the program, issuing certificates to qualifying employers who meet program requirements. The Department of Revenue handles tax credit claims. The bill also mandates annual reports on program status and employer participation. The program expires on June 28, 2029.
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