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MN HF3394
Bill
Status
3/4/2010
Primary Sponsor
John Ward
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AI Summary
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Amends Minnesota Statutes section 181.74 to make it a gross misdemeanor for employers to refuse payment of benefits or wage supplements within 30 days after payments are required by law or agreement.
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Defines "benefits or wage supplements" to include health, welfare, and retirement benefits, and vacation, separation or holiday pay.
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Creates a new section 181.741 making it a gross misdemeanor for employers to refuse payment of expense reimbursements within 21 days after requests are submitted or payments are required, whichever is less.
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Specifies that corporate officers who intentionally violate these provisions are guilty of gross misdemeanor, and bankruptcy proceedings serve as a defense to criminal action.
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Effective date for both sections is January 1, 2011.
Legislative Description
Benefit payment or wage supplement time limits modified, and criminal penalties imposed.
Last Action
House: Introduction and first reading, referred to Commerce and Labor
3/4/2010