Washington HB2312 allows state employees to share leave for absences due to immigration enforcement actions.
HB2312 amends Washington state law to authorize shared leave for state employees affected by immigration enforcement actions. Employees can receive leave if they or a family member are involved in such actions, ensuring they do not face financial hardship. The bill defines "family member" broadly and allows for leave transfers between employees. It also outlines conditions for leave use, including verification requirements and restrictions on leave amounts. The bill ensures that employees retain their status and benefits while on shared leave.
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