SB 1092: Civil Air Patrol, Florida Wing
GENERAL BILL
by
Hays
Civil Air Patrol, Florida Wing; Requiring certain employers to provide specified unpaid leave to an employee performing a Civil Air Patrol mission or engaged in Civil Air Patrol training; prohibiting specified public and private employers from discharging, reprimanding, or penalizing a member of the Florida Wing of the Civil Air Patrol because of his or her absence by reason of Civil Air Patrol service or training; providing procedures for and requirements of employees and employers with respect to taking Civil Air Patrol leave and employment following such leave; specifying rights and entitlements of a member of the Florida Wing of the Civil Air Patrol who returns to work after completion of a Civil Air Patrol mission or training; providing for civil action for violation of the act; specifying damages; providing for attorney fees and costs, etc.
Effective Date: 7/1/2012
Last Action:
3/9/2012
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Senate Committee References:
- Commerce and Tourism (CM)
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