Proposed bill would require restaurants, certain industries to release employee schedules two weeks in advance
A bill making its way through the Colorado legislature aims to offer employees in certain industries more predictability with their schedules.
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Proposed bill would require restaurants, certain industries to release employee schedules two weeks in advance
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