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Coronavirus Leave Bill Passes; Expanded Presumption Bill in the Works
- State: New Jersey
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The New Jersey Legislature this week approved a bill that extends family leave because of the corona…
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Kimberly Naucler Apr 16, 2020 a 11:46 am PDT
The law should stay the same which requires proof of where the employee contracted the pathogen. This state should look at expanding wage protection through other means than requiring additional cost to employers. Increasing WC liability is going to cause businesses to fail.