Montana § 2-18-641 - Exemption -- Employees Of Certain County Hospitals Or Rest Homes And Hospital Districts

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§ 2-18-641. Exemption -- Employees Of Certain County Hospitals Or Rest Homes And Hospital Districts

Exemption -- employees of certain county hospitals or rest homes and hospital districts. (1) An employee of a county hospital or county rest home in a county having a taxable valuation of less than $30 million or an employee of a hospital district is exempt from the provisions of this part. (2) For any reduction in leave benefits for an employee subject to subsection (1), there must be an increase in compensation or benefits.

Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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