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New York policy

S9443: Establishes a four-day workweek pilot program for state employees

NY Senate · Sponsor Kristen Gonzalez

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Jurisdiction
New York State
Applies to
New York State (proposed)
Effective
March 12, 2026

What it requires

Establishes a four-day workweek pilot program for state employees; requires the division of the budget and the state department of civil service to identify state agencies or other jobs in the performance of any function of state government for which a four-day workweek is feasible and beneficial for at least sixty percent of state employees employed in such agency or job in the performance of such function of state government, and to implement a four-day workweek for such state employees.

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