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SB 2307

Senate·18th Congress·Filed Jul 1, 2021

Paid Epidemic Leave Act

An Act Mandating Paid Leaves in the Private Sector During a State of Calamity on Account of an Infectious Disease

Status

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Author · Senator

Leila de Lima
SenatorML (party-list)
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Author · Senator

Leila de Lima
SenatorML (party-list)
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Subjects

EpidemicLeave of AbsenceInfectious Disease

Official sources

Senate record
Bill text (PDF)

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Printed from CivicSync PH: https://civicsync-ph-gamma.vercel.app/bills/01K67YJR1MP2HKVY2BAKZCPA63. Status changes over time; check the link for the latest.

SBN-02307 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress

SB 2307: Paid Epidemic Leave Act · CivicSync PH

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