How does Idaho law ensure that employers provide time to their employees to vote on Election Day?
Full Question:
How does Idaho law ensure that employers provide time to their employees to vote on Election Day?
07/24/2009 |
Category: Election Laws |
State: Idaho |
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Answer:
Most states require employers to provide time for their employees to vote on Election Day. Although these laws vary in each state, they generally require employers to give their employees time off to vote unless the polls are open two or three hours outside the employee’s regular shift. Some states require employers to pay for the time off while some states require employees to request the time off from their employers in advance.
However, in Idaho, there is no state law regarding employee time off to vote.
