The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is set to decide whether the city of Pittsburgh has the authority to force employers to offer paid sick leave and building owners to ramp up emergency response training.
December 06, 2017 at 04:12 PM
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The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is set to decide whether the city of Pittsburgh has the authority to force employers to offer paid sick leave and building owners to ramp up emergency response training.
The Commonwealth Court en banc held in May that the city overstepped its bounds in enacting the Paid Sick Days Act and the Safe and Secure Building Act.
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