California's A.B. 2360 would require that employers bidding on state contracts provide
their employers with one or more wellness or fitness benefits, including, but
not limited to, the following:
● A facility used exclusively for the purpose of promoting physical fitness
of employees, including a gymnasium, weight training room, aerobics workout
space, swimming pool, running track or any indoor or outdoor court, field or
other site used for competitive sports events or games.
● Financial support to an amateur athletic team that is under the sponsorship
of the prospective bidder, if the team consists entirely of its employees.
● Subsidies of employees’ membership in a health studio or health club.
● Classes or presentations on the employer’s premises by a qualified person
or organization providing information and guidance on subjects relating to
personal and family health and fitness.
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