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New Requirements for Sick Time In Massachusetts
New Requirements for Sick Time in Massachusetts
 
With the passage of Ballot Question 4 in Massachusetts last week, Massachusetts employers have new obligations and Massachusetts employees have new rights regarding sick time, effective July 1, 2015.
  
How could the new requirements impact you and/or your business? 
  
Click here for answers to some key questions, including:   
  • What changes does this law make?
  • What is the rate of accrual?
  • Who is considered an employee?
  • When can an employee start using earned sick time, and in what increments?
  • For employers required to provide paid sick time, what is the applicable pay rate and when is the pay due?
  • Under what circumstances will an employee be able to use their sick time?
  • What if the employee does not use their sick time?
  • Can employers require an employee to work additional hours to make up for the missed time, or require an employee to find a replacement employee to cover the missed time?
  • Can employers require certification of the need for sick time? 
  • Can employers take adverse action against an employee who exercises rights under this law or supports another employee who does so?
  • How should employers plan for this?

 

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