As reported by Observer.com, lawmakers have resurrected a proposal to cap unused sick time payouts for all New Jersey public workers. Last week, the Assembly State and Local Government Committee advanced a bill that would cap sick leave payouts to public workers at $7,500 or whatever the employee has banked so far if they have… Continue Reading
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Bill To End Sick Leave Payouts For Public Employees Proposed By Sweeney
By Donald Barbati on Posted in UncategorizedAs reported by nj.com, for 14 months, Governor Chris Christie and Democratic lawmakers have been at an impasse over payouts to public workers for unused sick time when they retire, further straining the budgets of municipalities. On Tuesday, however, Senate President Stephen Sweeney introduced a measure that would end the practice for new employees and… Continue Reading
NJ Lawmakers Asks For Gov. Christie To Compromise On Sick-Leave Payouts For Public Employees
By Donald Barbati on Posted in UncategorizedAs reported by nj.com, the sponsor of a bill to end five and six figure sick-leave payouts for retiring public employees in New Jersey is calling on Governor Chris Christie to sign compromise legislation. Senator Paul Sarlo of Bergen County told The Associated Press the Governor is holding up the bill over a relatively… Continue Reading
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