State Employees - Four-Day Workweek - Implementation
What this bill does
Requiring, on or before October 1, 2025, the Department of Budget and Management to identify units of State government or functions of State government for which a transition to a 4-day workweek is feasible for 60% of State employees; requiring the Department to implement a 4-day workweek for certain State employees by October 1, 2027; and prohibiting State employees who transition to a 4-day workweek from, as a direct result of the transition, having work hours reduced to less than 36 hours per week or having a reduction in pay or benefits.
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Testimony (15)
MGA witness list| Position | Witness | Organization | Testimony |
|---|---|---|---|
| FAV | Gilmore , Deniselobbyist | AFSCME Maryland | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Cavathas, Dimitrios | Lower Shore Clinic | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Coleman, Ryan | President, Randallstown NAACP | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | O'Connor, Joe | Work Time Reduction Center of Excellence | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Steinman, Jon | WorkFour - 4 Day Week Campaign US | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Reddy, Vishal | WorkFour, the National Campaign for the Four-Day Workweek | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Delegate Stewart, Delegate Stewartlegislator | Individual | Oral |
| FAV | Fan, Wen | Individual | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Harris, Mrs. | Individual | Position only |
| FAV | Riley, Deniselobbyist | Individual | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Stewart, Vaughn | Individual | Written (PDF) |
| FAV | Wertz, Rose | Individual | Oral + Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Vykol-Gray, Laura | Maryland Department of Budget and Management OPSB | Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Fink, Nelda | Individual | Position only |
| UNF | Meyerovich, Mark | Individual | Position only |