Division of Human Resource Management
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- 01Division of Human Resource Managementorganization4 mentions
- 02Utah State Retirement Boardorganization1 mentions
- 03Department of Natural Resourcesorganization1 mentions
- 04Norman K Thurstonperson1 mentions
- 05Division of Financeorganization1 mentions
- 06Derrin R. Owensperson1 mentions
- 07State Employees' Annual Leave Trust Fundorganization1 mentions
- 08Division of Child and Family Servicesorganization1 mentions
- 09Governor's Office of Planning and Budgetorganization1 mentions
- 10Department of Government Operationsorganization1 mentions
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- Topic to billsUtah increases postpartum leave for state employees to six weeks and establishes separate paid foster and adoption leave, Utah Establishes Paid Time Off Program and Modifies Retirement Matching for State Employees Under SB 229, Utah makes state infant-at-work program permanent and opens participation to all executive agencies (+1 more)
- Topic to peopleNorman K Thurston, Derrin R. Owens
- Topic to orgsDivision of Human Resource Management, Utah State Retirement Board, Department of Natural Resources (+5 more)
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- Mar 24, 2026State BillUtah increases postpartum leave for state employees to six weeks and establishes separate paid foster and adoption leave
- Mar 24, 2026State BillUtah Establishes Paid Time Off Program and Modifies Retirement Matching for State Employees Under SB 229
- Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah makes state infant-at-work program permanent and opens participation to all executive agencies
- Mar 6, 2026State BillUtah increases Department of Natural Resources law enforcement pay ranges and appropriates $2.8 million
