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OH HB216

Bill

Status

Introduced

4/24/2019

Primary Sponsor

Michael Skindell

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Origin

House of Representatives

133rd General Assembly (2019-2020)

AI Summary

H.B. No. 216 Summary

  • Regulates employment practices for formula retail establishments with 20+ employees in Ohio and all food services establishments with 500+ employees worldwide, including franchises.

  • Requires employers to offer available employees additional work hours before hiring new employees, temporary workers, or independent contractors; employees must work fewer than 35 hours weekly to be eligible.

  • Mandates written work schedules provided 14 calendar days in advance and requires compensation for schedule changes made with less than 24 hours notice (1-4 hours of pay depending on circumstances).

  • Requires transferring employers to provide successor employers with a list of eligible employees and mandates successors retain listed employees for 90 days or three years (whichever is earlier) under same employment terms without discharge except for just cause.

  • Establishes enforcement mechanisms through the Department of Commerce director, including investigations, administrative penalties up to $500 per offense, civil actions for lost wages and reinstatement, and retaliation protections for employees exercising rights under the law.

Legislative Description

Regards employment practices of formula retail and food services

Commerce

Last Action

Refer to Committee: Commerce and Labor

4/30/2019

Committee Referrals

Commerce and Labor4/30/2019

Full Bill Text

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