Chicago might soon require 15 days off for all workers – Crain’s*

In July, Ald. Mike Rodriguez, 22nd, introduced an ordinance that would mandate employers in the city provide their full-time employees with 15 days off without differentiating between sick days and vacation time. The ordinance also allowed unlimited days to be carried over each year and did not require workers to provide documentation for medical issues to be excused from work.
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Freddy
2 years ago

Every pay period? LOL

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