And with that, #atxcouncil makes Austin the first city in the south to have a paid sick days ordinance! Thank you to everyone who came out tonight, and worked for months and months to get this passed. ❤️ 💪#SickOfThis
A growing body of evidence, including surveys of business owners, indicates that #PaidSickDays policies have little effect on employers’ bottom lines. https://t.co/GkLQPI0XBm TribFest18 #txlege
Austin restaurant worker asking @PaulWorkman about his position on #PaidSickDays. In Austin, construction and service workers are are less likely to earn paid sick days than employees in other occupations. #txlege#ATXCouncil
Austin resident: How can we have trust in the process if we make change in our local community and then the #txlege comes in and overrides our elected officials? #ATXCouncil#tribfest18
“Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not to his own facts.” Read our letter to the #ATXCouncil on attacks on #PaidSickDays research and data: https://t.co/kGvI2WmS9Z #tribfest18#txlege
Many small and local business in #Austin and #SanAntonio testified in favor of #PaidSickDays ordinances because they know what the data shows: Paid sick days improve productivity and retention – which is a competitive advantage. #TribFest18#txlege
The #PaidSickDays panel at #TribFest18 is underway, and our CEO @AnnBeesonCPPP is explaining the data that proves this common sense policy is good for the Texas economy and Texas communities. #txlege
@AnnBeesonCPPP Many small and local business in #Austin and #SanAntonio testified in favor of #PaidSickDays ordinances because they know what the data shows: Paid sick days improve productivity and retention – which is a competitive advantage. #TribFest18#txlege
Austin workers are waiting for Oct. 1st for the paid sick days ordinance to go into effect. We believe the courts will put this lawsuit to rest. Do you?https://t.co/kpXXjnAXB8
SAN ANTONIO IS NOW THE 2ND CITY IN THE SOUTH TO PASS PAID SICK TIME!
Thank you to all of the organizations and people who fought for this - because of you our city has become a more equitable place for EVERYONE.
Join us for a community town hall where we'll talk about what the victory of a paid sick days ordinance in Austin means and what's coming next! https://t.co/h3OfJSbZIp @workersdefense
.@ThatMiaIbarra spoke with @keratx about the lack of access to paid sick days among Texas' workforce: "Fifty percent of Hispanic workers lack access. Which is incredibly alarming considering the state’s demographics.” https://t.co/74TKLJmR2p #txlege