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US HB2870
Bill
Status
4/10/2025
Primary Sponsor
Mary Miller
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AI Summary
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Amends the Fair Labor Standards Act to allow private sector employees to receive compensatory time off instead of monetary overtime pay, at a rate of 1.5 hours of comp time for each overtime hour worked
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Employees may accrue up to 160 hours of compensatory time; employers must pay out unused comp time within 31 days after each calendar year or designated 12-month period
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Requires employee participation to be voluntary and knowing, with written agreements; employees can withdraw from the arrangement or request cash payout for accrued time at any point with 30 days to receive payment
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Prohibits employers from coercing employees to choose comp time over overtime pay or to use accrued comp time; violations subject employers to liquidated damages
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Program operates for 5 years from enactment; GAO must submit annual reports to Congress tracking employer/employee usage, complaints filed, and enforcement actions
Legislative Description
Working Families Flexibility Act of 2025
Labor and employment
Last Action
Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 422.
2/12/2026