Like many Philadelphians, a million and a half working New Yorkers have no paid sick time to care for themselves or sick children. Earlier today, the New York City Paid Sick Days Coalition held a rally at City Hall to relaunch the paid sick time campaign. The coalition is larger, stronger, and more determined than ever to pass the NYC Paid Sick Time Act in 2012!
To learn more about the event follow @ABetterBalance on Twitter as they live tweeted from the event.
We would like to congratulate the New York Paid Sick Days Coalition on a great event and wish them good luck! Like the New York Coalition, we will be working to again pass a paid sick days bill in Philadelphia. Check back for details on ways you can help.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
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