Labor: fair employment practices; labor service agencies; regulate. Creates new act.

Summary

The bill requires temporary labor agencies to give workers written notice of job details, wages and benefits, and to keep detailed records that both the state and the workers can inspect. It bans charging workers for meals they don’t eat, for transportation, and for work on sites involved in a strike or lockout. The law aims to increase transparency, protect temporary workers’ rights, and give regulators tools to enforce the rules.

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