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Philadelphia paid sick leave move inspires national Democrats

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

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From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More

From Philadelphia Business Journal, February 17, 2015

On the same day that Philadelphia was announced as the host of the 2016 Democratic National Convention, the City of Brotherly Love tackled an issue which is poised to become a central point of discourse in the looming presidential election.

Surrounded by a crowd of excited workers, the City Council passed legislation for mandatory paid sick leave which Mayor Michael Nutter signed into law later in the day.

“The people who do not have paid sick leave are the people who need it the most,” said Councilman William K. Greenlee, the bill’s sponsor.

Read More