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Employers' Perspectives on San Francisco's Paid Sick Leave Policy

by Shelley Waters Boots; Anna Danziger; Karin Martinson

Apr 8, 2009

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Based on a survey, examines how employers implemented San Francisco's 2007 ordinance mandating paid sick leave and how the businesses were affected. Discusses the costs and benefits of paid sick leave, employers' concerns, and long-term implications.

Employers' Perspectives on San Francisco's Paid Sick Leave Policy

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North America / United States

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Title: Employers' Perspectives on San Francisco's Paid Sick Leave Policy
Publication date 2009-04-08
Publication Year 2009
Authors Shelley Waters Boots , Anna Danziger , Karin Martinson
Copyright holder(s) Urban Institute
Geographical Focus North America / United States
Keywords sick , employers , paid , employees , leave
Document type CaseStudy , Survey
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/employers-perspectives-on-san-francisco-s-paid-sick-leave-policy.html
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