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NJ A3025

Bill

Status

Engrossed

3/24/2025

Primary Sponsor

Clinton Calabrese

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Origin

General Assembly

2024-2025 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Wages paid to temporary board workers hired by district boards of elections for election duties will not count as "remuneration" when calculating unemployment compensation benefits

  • The exemption applies to poll workers compensated for work on election day, during early voting periods, and during the period allowed for processing mail-in ballots

  • Services performed by temporary board workers for district boards of elections are excluded from the definition of "employment" for unemployment insurance purposes, meaning these wages do not affect unemployment eligibility or benefit amounts

  • The bill amends R.S.43:21-19 to clarify that election-related temporary work does not impact an individual's unemployment status or reduce their weekly benefit payments

Legislative Description

Exempts poll workers wages from affecting unemployment compensation.

Budget and Appropriations

Last Action

Received in the Senate, Referred to Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee

5/12/2025

Committee Referrals

Budget and Appropriations5/12/2025
Appropriations2/20/2025
State and Local Government6/6/2024
Labor1/9/2024

Full Bill Text

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