Potential Bill In New Jersey To Improve Working Conditions For Temporary Workers
The Temporary Worker’s Bill of Rights or, Senate Bill 511, is now being considered with revisions made by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. After originally vetoing this bill, he claimed to “wholeheartedly support the overarching objectives,” and proposed additional revisions. If the legislature accepts his revisions, Gov. Phil Murphy said he will sign it into law.
The Temporary Worker’s Bill Of Rights
Senate Bill 511 would require businesses to provide temporary workers with:- At least minimum wage
- Equal benefits that are offered to their full-time employees
- Location of the worksite
- Number of hours worked
- Rate of pay for each employee
- A copy of any contract pursuant to which the temporary worker is performing work
- Any deduction from the worker’s pay
- Construction labor
- Security services
- Cleaning
- Landscaping
- Food service
- And more