Former CT Dunkin' employee files unfair labor practice charges
Elva Salazar had worked at a Dunkin’ on the Merritt Parkway for three years when she...
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Elva Salazar had worked at a Dunkin’ on the Merritt Parkway for three years when she...
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Democratic lawmakers are hoping to pass legislation this session that would provide more schedule stability for hourly workers in the service sector. House Bill 5353, known as the “Fair Work Week bill,” requires employers to compensate hourly workers for scheduled shifts that get canceled with less than a week’s notice. The measure, which would largely apply to workers in the service sector, would also allow workers to decline shifts with less than 11 hours of rest in between. Many small businesses would be exempted from the rules.
Following its initial action, (Latest Developments from the Connecticut General Assembly: The Labor and Public Employees Committee Begins to Speak), the General Assembly’s Labor and...
Speakers at a news conference Tuesday urge General Assembly to call the bill for a vote before the short legislative session ends.