SB 269

Indiana Senate Bill
2023 Regular Session

Introduced in Senate
Senate
House
Governor

Leave following critical incident.

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Bill Subjects

Emergency Medical Services Labor And Employment, Wages, Arbitration, And Benefits

Abstract

Provides that a first responder may take up to 48 hours of leave immediately following a qualified critical incident. Defines a "qualified critical incident". Provides that the employer of a first responder who requests to take the qualified critical incident leave may elect to pay the first responder for the qualified critical incident leave.

Bill Sponsors (1)

Ron Alting

Republican
Senator
District 22

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Jan 11, 2023

Senate

Authored by Senator Alting

Senate

First reading: referred to Committee on Pensions and Labor

Reading-1
Referral-Committee

pensions and labor

Bill Text

Bill Text Versions	Format
Introduced Senate Bill (S)	PDF

Related Documents

Document	Format
Fiscal Note: SB0269.01.INTR.FN001	PDF

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