NY-A2563-2010

New York · A 2563 · 2009–2010

Provides that employers who extend funeral or bereavement leave to an employee for the death of a spouse, child, parent or other relative shall not deny the same leave for the death of an employee's same-sex committed partner; defines same-sex committed partners as those who are financially and emotionally interdependent in a manner commonly presumed of spouses.

Pro-LGBTQ+Enacted
Bill key
NY-A2563-2010
State
New York
Session
2009–2010
Last recorded status
passed
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Citation (Bluebook)
Assemb. 2563, 2009–2010 Leg., Reg. Sess. (N.Y. 2009) (enacted), https://nyassembly.gov/leg/?bn=A02563&term=2009.
Short citation
N.Y. Assemb. 2563.
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Summary

Provides that employers who extend funeral or bereavement leave to an employee for the death of a spouse, child, parent or other relative shall not deny the same leave for the dea…

Sponsors

18 sponsors
NamePartyOfficeDistrictRole
Audrey PhefferDemocraticRepresentativeHD-023Co-sponsor
Daniel O'DonnellDemocraticRepresentativeHD-069Co-sponsor
Deborah GlickDemocraticRepresentativeHD-066Co-sponsor
Earlene HooperDemocraticRepresentativeHD-052Co-sponsor
Felix OrtizDemocraticRepresentativeHD-051Co-sponsor
Helene WeinsteinDemocraticRepresentativeHD-041Co-sponsor
Herman FarrellDemocraticRepresentativeHD-071Co-sponsor
Jeffrey DinowitzDemocraticRepresentativeHD-081Co-sponsor
Joan MillmanDemocraticRepresentativeHD-052Co-sponsor
John McEnenyDemocraticRepresentativeHD-104Co-sponsor
Keith WrightDemocraticRepresentativeHD-070Co-sponsor
Linda RosenthalDemocraticRepresentativeHD-067Co-sponsor
Matthew TitoneDemocraticRepresentativeHD-061Co-sponsor
Rhoda JacobsDemocraticRepresentativeHD-042Co-sponsor
Richard GottfriedDemocraticRepresentativeHD-075Co-sponsor
Sam HoytDemocraticRepresentativeHD-144Co-sponsor
Steven CymbrowitzDemocraticRepresentativeHD-045Co-sponsor
Susan JohnDemocraticRepresentativeHD-131Co-sponsor

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