Bill Summary

HB 603 Employment Practices (2016 Session)
by Cruz Co Sponsors: Berman, Pafford, Williams
Employment Practices: Requires employer to allow employee to take paid family care leave for certain purposes; provides employee requirements; specifies limitations & duties with respect to employer's administration of family care leave; provides family care leave requirements; provides responsibilities and powers of DEO; provides penalty for employer's failure to comply with certain requirements; authorizes employee to bring civil action against employer for violation within specified timeframe; authorizes award of specified compensation, damages, & fees; provides protections for employee who acts in good faith; prohibits employee from taking certain actions in bad faith; provides penalty; authorizes department to adopt rules; revises Florida Civil Rights Act of 1992 to prohibit specified employment practices; provides certain rights for employee who is disabled from pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical condition; reenacts & revises provisions relating to administrative & civil remedies for violations of Florida Civil Rights Act of 1992. Effective Date: July 1, 2016
11/09/15
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Filed
11/17/15
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Referred to Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee; Civil Justice Subcommittee; Appropriations Committee; Economic Affairs Committee
11/17/15
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Now in Economic Development & Tourism Subcommittee
03/11/16
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Died in Economic Development and Tourism Subcommittee
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Filed on 11/09/15
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