Utah HB0409 provides paid leave for state employees and teachers who serve as legislators.
Utah HB0409 provides paid leave for state employees and teachers who serve as legislators. It mandates that state employers and local education agencies grant paid leave to legislators on authorized legislative days. The bill also addresses the use and administration of legislator leave, including ensuring that legislators cannot accrue service credit or receive retirement contributions during general sessions when they use legislator leave. Additionally, it allows state employers and local education agencies to seek partial reimbursement for the costs of legislator leave.
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