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Workers for Austin pizza chain Via 313 stage a protest for sick pay, safe COVID conditions - Vimarsana News

Workers for Austin pizza chain Via 313 stage a protest for sick pay, safe COVID conditions

Workers at Detroit-style Austin pizza chain Via 313 are protesting for sick pay and better working conditions at the restaurant's North Campus location at noon on Saturday after upper management suspended four employees indefinitely earlier this week.The protest comes after 46 Via 313 employees from multiple Austin locations signed a petition asking for paid sick days and more COVID-safe procedures as many workers contracted the virus at the onset of the omicron surge, according to North Campus employee Joshua Gamboa.

Higher Wages, Sick Pay Now Attached to Pennsylvania's Incentives – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Higher Wages, Sick Pay Now Attached to Pennsylvania's Incentives – NBC10 Philadelphia

In a stalemate with lawmakers over raising the minimum wage or requiring companies to have paid sick leave, Gov. Tom Wolf said Thursday he will impose those...

Monopoly-busting: The fall of exclusive lease agreement... - Vimarsana News

Monopoly-busting: The fall of exclusive lease agreement...

Pick n Pay, which has nearly 2,000 stores in South Africa, is a big user of exclusive lease agreements. It is the latest retailer to agree with the Competition Commission and Competition Tribunal to end the use of exclusive lease agreements. This is good for the consumer.

Insecure workers 'twice as likely to die from Covid,' TUC analysis reveals - Vimarsana News

Insecure workers 'twice as likely to die from Covid,' TUC analysis reveals

Sick pay must be raised to living wage and zero-hours contracts banned, say unions