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PA HB2332
Bill
Status
3/30/2026
Primary Sponsor
Dan Williams
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AI Summary
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Warehouse distribution centers with 100+ employees must provide written and verbal notification to workers of all quotas, potential adverse actions for non-compliance, and associated incentive programs within 30 days of hire or within 5 business days of any quota changes
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Quotas cannot prevent employees from taking meal/rest breaks, using bathroom facilities, or complying with safety regulations; quotas also cannot measure output in increments shorter than one day or rank employees against each other
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Employers must maintain records of individual and aggregated work speed data for 4 years; employees can request copies of their personal data and 6 months of aggregated comparison data at no charge
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Retaliation against employees for failing to meet prohibited quotas, requesting data, or reporting violations is banned, with a rebuttable presumption of retaliation if adverse action occurs within 90 days of protected activity
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Violations carry administrative penalties of 10 times monetary damages up to $10,000 per employee; employees also have a private right of action to recover damages, costs, and attorney fees
Legislative Description
Requiring certain warehouses to provide written descriptions of employment quotas; imposing powers and duties on the Department of Labor and Industry; and imposing penalties.
Last Action
Referred to Labor & Industry
3/30/2026