Secure Scheduling
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California workers would still get paid if their boss cancels a shift under proposed law
SACRAMENTO – California lawmakers are considering a bill to curtail unstable and unpredictable schedules for hourly workers. State Senator Connie…
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Why Today’s Shopping Sucks: The rise of on-demand scheduling has made the shopping experience—and workers’ lives—miserable.
Brigid Schulte plumbs the depths of just-in-time scheduling research in this piece for Washington Monthly. “Despite the scope of the…
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How Seattle’s new ‘secure scheduling’ law affected workers and bosses in its first year
SEATTLE, WA – The Shift Project’s evaluation of Seattle’s Secure Scheduling Ordinance was released this week as part of a…
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Elizabeth Warren Wants To Help Workers With Unpredictable Schedules
Presidential hopeful Senator Elizabeth Warren unveiled a fair workweek plan which would require at least two weeks’ notice of schedules,…
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White House hopeful Warren takes aim at unpredictable work schedules
Senator Elizabeth Warren is bringing fair scheduling to the campaign trail. Warren’s Schedules That Work Act, introduced last month, and…
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Warren and Schakowsky Unveil Part-Time Workers Bill of Rights
WASHINGTON, DC – Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Representative Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.) introduced the Part-Time Worker Bill of Rights Act…