Even politically uncontroversial content couldn't save a piece of legislation that would have protected retailers who offer discounts to furloughed workers.
September 21, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SACRAMENTO — SB 367 may have been the politically perfect bill.
The legislation to shield retailers offering Furlough Friday specials from discrimination lawsuits attracted the support of an unusual alliance of trial lawyers, business groups, Democrats and Republicans.
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