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January 21, 2025
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NJ Updates: Events, Deadlines, Programs, Guidance, and More
Want to know about current topics in New Jersey? The State of New Jersey Update features information, news, resources, guidance, and more. Additional featured news is also available at NJ.gov.
A new law called the Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights protects New Jersey's domestic workers regardless of their immigration status or how they are paid.
Domestic workers provide essential services to New Jersey families including childcare, house cleaning, caregiving, cooking, and more.
The new law enhances rights and protections for Domestic Workers including:
- Written contracts
- Fair wages
- Rest and meal breaks
- Sick leave
- Privacy
- Discrimination protections
- And more
Employers who paid a domestic worker $1,000 or more in 2023 or 2024 must register and make payroll contributions.
Domestic workers deserve fair treatment, respectful working conditions, and proper compensation.
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It's not too late to enroll in health coverage! The Open Enrollment Period for 2025 coverage at Get Covered New Jersey runs until January 31, 2025. You must enroll by January 31, 2025 for your coverage to begin February 1, 2025.
Consumers will benefit from historic levels of financial help that remain available. Nine in 10 people who enroll through Get Covered New Jersey qualify for financial assistance with health insurance premiums, and many pay $10 per month or less.
Quickly find quality, affordable health coverage with the Get Covered New Jersey Shop and Compare tool. Find out in minutes whether you are eligible for financial help. All you need is your zip code, birth date, and income.
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Fraudulent operators are sending text messages to some residents requesting payment for unpaid road tolls. If you receive a text claiming you owe an unpaid toll, do not click on any links or provide personal information. Visit the NJCCIC website for additional guidance.
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The New Jersey Transit Police Department will soon begin accepting up to 2,000 applicants to become new officers. Applicants will be required to complete a physical fitness qualification in April 2025.
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NJDEP Fish and Wildlife is seeking up to 50 sites across the State to host the 10th Annual Youth Fishing Challenge on the weekend of June 7 and 8, 2025. Host site operators will receive an event planning kit including prizes and giveaways for youth who register. Applications will be accepted through April 4, 2025.
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