Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Earned Sick Days Vote is This Week - Here's What You Can Do!

If you support earned sick days in Philadelphia, now is the time to contact your Councilmembers! Bill 141026, Promoting Healthy Families and Workplaces, is scheduled for a vote on Thursday, February 12.

Here's how your voice can make a difference:

  • Call City Council right now to share where you stand on earned sick days!
  • Join us for a Tweetstorm tomorrow at 3 PM! Use hashtag #PHLSickDays. Visit our Facebook page to RSVP and to find sample tweets and posts.
  • Come to City Council for the vote on Thursday at 10 AM! RSVP here.

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