Citizen in a RepublicNH House Testimony

HB378

House · 2025 sessionBipartisanKilled in House

Payout for unused earned time

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Requires an employer to pay an employee for the employee's unused earned time.

relative to an employee's unused earned time.Official record

Employment

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107 submissions
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All 13 written submissions were individually written — no organized campaign detected.

Status

Killed in the House — Inexpedient to Legislate · March 6, 2025
  1. Introduced
  2. House
  3. Senate
  4. Governor
  5. Law
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The record · every submission as filed

107 submissions
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Thomas Dorward
for Myself
Keene

Every employee should have the right to recover their unused paid leave time

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Susan Pagano
for Myself
Epsom

I urge my representatives to support HB378 as it is important that paid time off, weather, vacation, sick time or otherwise must be paid out. Thank you.

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Stephen Tyler
for Myself
Portsmouth

Do right by the CITIZENS of NH. not billionaire lobbyists

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Debra Green
for Myself
Greenville

We ought to be able to keep our unused earned time or receive the equivalent of that in pay.

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Rey Kara
for Myself
Manchester

Having good laws for workers will increase prospects for NH residents.

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Autumn DelaCroix
for Myself
Keene

This should be standard everywhere. Good work!

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Josephine Southwick
for Myself
Nashua

Opposed. Shame on you all.

Oppose
Susan Moore
for Myself
Franconia

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Kristen Collins
for Wentworth Senior Living
Portsmouth

I oppose this bill.

Oppose
Kathleen Malsbenden
for Myself
Newmarket

Workers should not be penalized for any reason if they do not use earned time. Earned time is a workers earned time. Do not take it away. I support this bill.

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Claudia Istel
for Myself
Acworth, NH

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Susan Almy
for Myself
Lebanon

The system is working. Children should not be seduced into marriage before they are old enough to understand what it means.

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Joan Tulk
for Myself
NOTTINGHAM

Dear House Judiciary Committee members, I am opposed to bill HB476 that would further restrict abortion, reproductive healthcare, in New Hampshire. As you may know, 78% of New Hampshire citizens believe there should be a right to get an abortion, in every state of the U.S. Also, the great majority - I believe it is 68% - of us here in New Hampshire oppose a 15-week abortion ban. Therefore, your opposition to this bill would be representing the will of the people you represent. On a personal note, my niece was able to obtain an abortion after a rape that she would never have been able to prove, before Roe V. Wade was overturned. She went on to have to beautiful healthy boys. I believe all women and families should have that opportunity. Please oppose HB476 and support the health and welfare of New Hampshire families. Thank you for your service to the people of our State.

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Briana Lombard
for Myself
Manchester

Position recorded without written comment.

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Riddhi Gangolli
for Myself
Nashua

Position recorded without written comment.

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Elizabeth Ahearn
for Myself
Center Tuftonboro

Position recorded without written comment.

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Glenn Brackett
for New Hampshire AFL-CIO
Northwood

Position recorded without written comment.

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Anne McLoughlin
for Myself
Exeter

Position recorded without written comment.

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Allison Lane
for Myself
Rochester

Position recorded without written comment.

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Jason Van Horn
for Myself
Manchester

Position recorded without written comment.

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Jesse Smith
for Myself
Exeter

Position recorded without written comment.

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Adam Braun
for Myself
tuftonboro

Position recorded without written comment.

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Kelley Havey
for Myself
Derry

Position recorded without written comment.

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kayla hogan
for Myself
manchester

Position recorded without written comment.

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Nathan Braun
for Myself
Exeter

Position recorded without written comment.

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