Bill
LD 1988
Overview: LD 1988, "An Act To Address Funding Needs For State Employees Affected By Federal Funding Disruptions", was signed into law by the Governor. It was introduced on June 13,
Overview: LD 1988, "An Act To Address Funding Needs For State Employees Affected By Federal Funding Disruptions", was signed into law by the Governor. It was introduced on June 13, 2025 and addresses the issue of state employees facing layoffs due to disruptions in federal funding.
Purpose and Intent: The primary goal of this bill is to provide financial assistance and job security for state employees who may be impacted by the loss of federal funding. The legislation aims to mitigate the effects of federal funding disruptions on the state's workforce and ensure continuity of essential public services.
Key Provisions:
- Establishes a State Employee Assistance Fund to provide temporary financial support for affected state employees
- Authorizes the state to temporarily retain state employees whose positions are funded by federal grants or programs that have been disrupted
- Allows the state to temporarily reassign affected employees to other state agencies or departments
- Directs the state to prioritize retraining and reemployment of displaced state workers
Affected Parties and Impacts: The bill directly impacts state employees whose jobs are funded by federal grants or programs that experience disruptions in funding. It aims to provide a safety net for these workers and prevent widespread layoffs that could disrupt critical public services.
Procedural and Timeline Considerations: LD 1988 has been signed into law by the Governor, completing the legislative process. The provisions of the bill will take effect immediately to address the urgent needs of state employees affected by federal funding disruptions.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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