Paid sick leave challenges Calif. operators

Lawmaker introduces statewide bill, new study explores San Fran use of the regulation

The nation’s first municipal law requiring employers to provide workers with paid sick leave is achieving most of its goals, but foodservice employers were among those struggling the most to adapt, researchers found. A report issues by the nonprofit Institute for Women’s Policy Research, or IWPR, of Washington, D.C., concluded that surveys of workers and employers “suggest” the three-year-old San Francisco law “is functioning well” and that “most ...

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