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Restaurant owner refutes WSJ op-ed – says paid sick days are good for the bottom line
After publishing a misleading op-ed using distorted data, the Wall Street Journal posted this letter to the editor from a San Francisco restaurant owner supportive of paid sick days. The author of the letter, restaurant owner Jennifer Piallat, writes she … Continue reading
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Tagged Paid sick days, paid sick leave, pialatt, san francisco, seattle, wall street journal, wsj
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Paid Sick Days Laws Could Become Contagious
From the Huffington Post: It may be time to say, “As Connecticut goes, so goes the nation.” Any day now, Connecticut’s governor is expected to place his John Hancock on a bill that will make Connecticut the first state in … Continue reading
Posted in Family values, Healthy workers, In the news, Paid sick days
Tagged Connecticut, Paid sick days, paid sick leave, san francisco
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Momentum building for paid sick days around the country
Following a 3 a.m. vote in the early hours of Saturday morning, state legislators in Connecticut approved the first statewide paid sick days legislation in the United States. The bill, which now awaits approval by Governor Daniel Malloy, will ensure … Continue reading
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Tagged Connecticut, denver, healthy families act, New York City, paid family leave, Paid sick days, philadelphia, san francisco, seattle
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Why Regulations Can Help Your Business Grow
From BNet: What makes a city a great place to build a business? If your city required every employer to offer paid sick leave and family leave, what would that do to your business? If you think your company would … Continue reading
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Tagged health care, Paid sick days, paid sick leave, san francisco
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Three ways you can help make Seattle a healthier place to live, work and shop
From the Puget Sound Alliance for Retired Americans: When we go out for a meal or shop for groceries, none of us wants to come home with stomach flu. Yet most of the employees we encounter in restaurants, and far … Continue reading
