New worker scheduling requirements will hit Philadelphia restaurant, retail, and hotel employers at the same time they’re managing through shutdowns and widespread layoffs spurred by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The city’s Fair Workweek ordinance takes effect April 1, although the city plans to postpone enforcement of one provision indefinitely as a form of Covid-19 business relief. For now, employers won’t have to give extra pay—termed predictability pay—for changing workers’ schedules on short notice.
The Philadelphia law is part of a small but growing trend of cities and states requiring employers to give hourly workers more predictable schedules, with the aim of ...
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