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129th MAINE LEGISLATURE |
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LD 369 |
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LR 150(04) |
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An Act
Authorizing Earned Employee Leave |
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Fiscal Note for
Bill as Engrossed with:
C "A" (S-79) |
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Committee: Labor and Housing |
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Fiscal Note |
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Minor cost increase - General Fund
Minor revenue increase - General Fund
Minor revenue increase - Other Special Revenue Funds |
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Correctional
and Judicial Impact Statements |
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The additional
workload associated with the minimal number of new cases filed in the court
system does not require additional funding at this time.
The collection of additional fine revenue will increase General Fund and
dedicated revenue by minor amounts. |
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Fiscal Detail
and Notes |
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Any penalty
assessed by the Department of Labor pursuant to section 637, subsection 9 of
this act accrues to the General Fund. No estimate of these penalties can be
made at this time. Additional costs to the Department of Labor to enforce the
requirements of this legislation can be absorbed within existing budgeted
resources. |
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Some providers of
Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) services are paid through a
cost-settlement process. If those providers do not currently provide earned
paid sick leave, their costs could increase due to this proposal. If the
providers’ costs increase, then DHHS would also have an increase in the
amount paid to those providers. It is not known how many cost-settled
providers are currently paying earned paid sick leave or what the increased
cost would be, but DHHS expects any additional costs to be minor and can be
absorbed within existing budgeted resources. |
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