Employment laws and bills in Maine

Every bill in the Maine Legislature that falls inside the Employment and Labor Legislation Tracker's scope, with where each one currently stands.

Bills in scope
79bills in scope
Past committee
37past committee
Most recent action
29 April 2026most recent action

Employment laws enacted in Maine in 2026

The 13 most recent Employment bills enacted in Maine this year are below, the latest with a last action on 24 April 2026. They lead the list below.

Employment bills in Maine

37Enacted

42Introduced or inactive

79 bills in scope

Enacted

25 of 37 shown

LD 54An Act To Require Employers To Disclose Pay Ranges And Maintain Records Of Employees' Pay HistoriesEnactedLD 2245An Act To Reauthorize Funding Of Collective Bargaining Agreements With Executive Branch EmployeesEnactedLD 2192An Act To Protect Students By Ensuring Schools Have Complete Information About School Employees And Applicants For EmploymentEnactedLD 2018An Act To Amend The Requirements Governing Self-Insurance Plans In The Paid Family And Medical Leave Benefits ProgramEnactedLD 2110An Act To Update Employer Substance Use Testing Policy RequirementsEnactedLD 1744An Act To Modify Provisions Of The State Civil Service System Governing Employee Recruitment And RetentionEnactedLD 2093An Act To Codify And Update A Provision Of Private And Special Law Governing Temporary Disability For State EmployeesEnactedLD 2101An Act To Establish A Monetary Penalty For Employers Whose Unemployment Payment Is Returned UnpaidEnactedLD 2130An Act To Support Employment Opportunities For Military SpousesEnactedLD 2169An Act To Improve The Public Employees Disability Retirement Program By Modifying Provisions Controlling The Reduction Of Benefits And Clarifying TerminologyEnactedLD 1587An Act To Establish Greater Alignment Of Penalties For Certain Labor Law ViolationsEnactedLD 1265An Act To Amend The Laws Governing Public Employee Market Pay Studies And Comprehensive Reviews Of The Classification Plan For State Service PositionsEnactedLD 61An Act To Regulate Employer Surveillance To Protect WorkersEnactedLD 1986An Act To Fund Collective Bargaining Agreements With Judicial Branch EmployeesEnactedLD 1987An Act To Fund Collective Bargaining Agreements With Executive Branch Employees And Continue The Voluntary Employee Incentive ProgramEnactedLD 1988An Act To Address Funding Needs For State Employees Affected By Federal Funding DisruptionsEnactedLD 55An Act To Amend The Law Governing The Accrual Of Earned Paid LeaveEnactedLD 82An Act To Amend The Workers' Compensation Laws By Extending Indefinitely The Presumption Applying To Law Enforcement Officers, Corrections Officers, E-9-1-1 Dispatchers, Firefighters And Emergency Medical Services Persons Diagnosed With Post-Traumatic Stress DisorderEnactedLD 598An Act To Require Minimum Pay For Reporting To WorkEnactedLD 1748An Act To Enhance Businesses' Understanding Of Labor Standards And Grow Maine'S Energy Economy Through A Training ProgramEnactedLD 1956An Act To Amend The Law Governing The Competitive Skills Scholarship Program And Establish The Community Workforce Connections ProgramEnactedLD 1554An Act To Require Sexual Harassment Prevention Training For Restaurant EmployeesEnactedLD 1653An Act To Develop Maine'S Credentialed WorkforceEnactedLD 1407An Act To Direct The Board Of Occupational Safety And Health To Develop Indoor Air Quality Standards For Buildings In The State In Which Public Sector Workers WorkEnactedLD 1117An Act To Strengthen Maine'S Workforce Through Certified Preapprenticeship Training ProgramsEnacted

Showing the 25 furthest along of 79. Subscribers see all of them, filtered and searchable. Bill titles link to the Maine Legislature's own page.

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What counts as Employment and Labor Legislation legislation

In scope is any bill governing the employment relationship: minimum, prevailing and overtime wages, wage theft, worker classification and gig work, paid sick, family and medical leave, unemployment and workers' compensation, discrimination, harassment, pay equity and pay range disclosure, unions and public sector bargaining, workplace safety and heat standards, electronic monitoring and automated hiring tools, and noncompete and nondisclosure agreements.

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