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2007 Senate Bill 192: Revise duties of employers of returned military employees (House Roll Call 246)
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Passed 107 to 0 in the House on April 9, 2008, to extend from 15 days to 45 days the amount of time an employee returning a leave of absence because of active duty military service has to notify the employer that he or she is seeking re-employment under a state law the requires and employer to take the person back with the same seniority and rights that would have accrued but for the military service. The extension would be 90 days if the service was more than six months.
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The vote was 107 in favor, 0 against, and 3 not voting.
(House Roll Call 246 at House Journal 31)

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Democrat
96496%
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3973%
58 total votes
Republican
98298%
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1991%
52 total votes

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Revise duties of employers of returned military employees

IN FAVOR

HOUSE DEMOCRATS

Accavitti (D)Angerer (D)Bauer (D)Bennett (D)Bieda (D)
Brown (D)Byrnes (D)Byrum (D)Cheeks (D)Clack (D)
Clemente (D)Condino (D)Constan (D)Corriveau (D)Coulouris (D)
Cushingberry (D)Dean (D)Dillon (D)Donigan (D)Ebli (D)
Espinoza (D)Gillard (D)Gonzales (D)Griffin (D)Hammel (D)
Hammon (D)Hood (D)Hopgood (D)Jackson (D)Johnson (D)
Jones, Robert (D)Lahti (D)Law, Kathleen (D)LeBlanc (D)Leland (D)
Lindberg (D)Mayes (D)McDowell (D)Meadows (D)Meisner (D)
Melton (D)Miller (D)Polidori (D)Sak (D)Scott (D)
Sheltrown (D)Simpson (D)Smith, Alma (D)Smith, Virgil (D)Spade (D)
Tobocman (D)Vagnozzi (D)Valentine (D)Warren (D)Wojno (D)
Young (D)    

HOUSE REPUBLICANS

Acciavatti (R)Agema (R)Amos (R)Ball (R)Booher (R)
Brandenburg (R)Calley (R)Casperson (R)Caswell (R)Caul (R)
DeRoche (R)Elsenheimer (R)Emmons (R)Gaffney (R)Green (R)
Hansen (R)Hildenbrand (R)Hoogendyk (R)Horn (R)Huizenga (R)
Hune (R)Jones, Rick (R)Knollenberg (R)LaJoy (R)Law, David (R)
Marleau (R)Meekhof (R)Meltzer (R)Moolenaar (R)Moore (R)
Moss (R)Nitz (R)Nofs (R)Opsommer (R)Palmer (R)
Palsrok (R)Pastor (R)Pavlov (R)Pearce (R)Proos (R)
Robertson (R)Rocca (R)Schuitmaker (R)Shaffer (R)Sheen (R)
Stahl (R)Stakoe (R)Steil (R)Walker (R)Ward (R)
Wenke (R)    

AGAINST

HOUSE DEMOCRATS
none

HOUSE REPUBLICANS
none

HOUSE LEGISLATORS WHO DID NOT VOTE

Farrah (D)Garfield (R)Lemmons (D)

HOUSE LEGISLATORS ALL VOTES

Y    Accavitti (D)Y    Acciavatti (R)Y    Agema (R)Y    Amos (R)Y    Angerer (D)
Y    Ball (R)Y    Bauer (D)Y    Bennett (D)Y    Bieda (D)Y    Booher (R)
Y    Brandenburg (R)Y    Brown (D)Y    Byrnes (D)Y    Byrum (D)Y    Calley (R)
Y    Casperson (R)Y    Caswell (R)Y    Caul (R)Y    Cheeks (D)Y    Clack (D)
Y    Clemente (D)Y    Condino (D)Y    Constan (D)Y    Corriveau (D)Y    Coulouris (D)
Y    Cushingberry (D)Y    Dean (D)Y    DeRoche (R)Y    Dillon (D)Y    Donigan (D)
Y    Ebli (D)Y    Elsenheimer (R)Y    Emmons (R)Y    Espinoza (D)  -  Farrah (D)
Y    Gaffney (R)  -  Garfield (R)Y    Gillard (D)Y    Gonzales (D)Y    Green (R)
Y    Griffin (D)Y    Hammel (D)Y    Hammon (D)Y    Hansen (R)Y    Hildenbrand (R)
Y    Hood (D)Y    Hoogendyk (R)Y    Hopgood (D)Y    Horn (R)Y    Huizenga (R)
Y    Hune (R)Y    Jackson (D)Y    Johnson (D)Y    Jones, Rick (R)Y    Jones, Robert (D)
Y    Knollenberg (R)Y    Lahti (D)Y    LaJoy (R)Y    Law, David (R)Y    Law, Kathleen (D)
Y    LeBlanc (D)Y    Leland (D)  -  Lemmons (D)Y    Lindberg (D)Y    Marleau (R)
Y    Mayes (D)Y    McDowell (D)Y    Meadows (D)Y    Meekhof (R)Y    Meisner (D)
Y    Melton (D)Y    Meltzer (R)Y    Miller (D)Y    Moolenaar (R)Y    Moore (R)
Y    Moss (R)Y    Nitz (R)Y    Nofs (R)Y    Opsommer (R)Y    Palmer (R)
Y    Palsrok (R)Y    Pastor (R)Y    Pavlov (R)Y    Pearce (R)Y    Polidori (D)
Y    Proos (R)Y    Robertson (R)Y    Rocca (R)Y    Sak (D)Y    Schuitmaker (R)
Y    Scott (D)Y    Shaffer (R)Y    Sheen (R)Y    Sheltrown (D)Y    Simpson (D)
Y    Smith, Alma (D)Y    Smith, Virgil (D)Y    Spade (D)Y    Stahl (R)Y    Stakoe (R)
Y    Steil (R)Y    Tobocman (D)Y    Vagnozzi (D)Y    Valentine (D)Y    Walker (R)
Y    Ward (R)Y    Warren (D)Y    Wenke (R)Y    Wojno (D)Y    Young (D)

House Roll Call 246 on 2007 Senate Bill 192

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Comments

1) Re: SB 192  by admin on January 26, 2011 

One person that I know had a lot of overdue dental work that he needed to have done. I agree. When the service men return, they are often having to deal with getting adjusted to normal life.  The time off was extremely valuable. I hope that you will will support this bill.


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2) SB 192  by bpba on February 7, 2008 
I recommend support and passage of this bill; returns service people need at least this much time if not more. They have a lot of issues to deal with.

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3) 2007 Senate Bill 192 (Revise duties of employers of returned military employees )  by admin on January 1, 2001 
Introduced in the Senate on February 13, 2007, to extend from 15 days to 45 days the amount of time an employee returning a leave of absence because of active duty military service has to notify the employer that he or she is seeking re-employment under a state law the requires and employer to take the person back with the same seniority and rights that would have accrued but for the military service. The extension would be 90 days if the service was more than six months

The vote was 38 in favor, 0 opposed and 0 not voting

(Senate Roll Call 47 at Senate Journal 15)

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