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HB0009
Short time compensation program.
Year
2021
Status
✓ Signed Into Law
Sponsor
Minerals
Committee
Minerals, Business & Economic Development
Joint
Introduced
Jan 27, 2021
5 years ago
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 20
Signed
Feb 9, 2021
Effective: Feb 9, 2021
Bill Synopsis
Lets businesses reduce employee hours instead of layoffs, while keeping workers' benefits intact. The state can use federal funds to help pay for the program.
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Committee
Minerals, Business & Economic Development
Type: Joint
Committee Members
Jim Anderson
Chairman
Floor Vote: Absent
Republican - S28
Michael Greear
Chairman
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H27
John Bear
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H31
Bo Biteman
Member
Floor Vote: Excused
Republican - S21
Donald Burkhart, Jr
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H15
Ed Cooper
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S20
Shelly Duncan
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H05
Danny Eyre
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H19
Charles Gray
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H57
Scott Heiner
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H18
Chris Rothfuss
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Democrat - S09
Trey Sherwood
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Democrat - H14
Jeff Wasserburger
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - S23
Cyrus Western
Member
Floor Vote: Aye
Republican - H51
Documents & Resources
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Official bill document
Last Action
Assigned Chapter Number 20
Enrolled Act No.
Act #15
Chapter: 0020
Signed: 2/9/2021
Effective: 2/9/2021