LONG BEACH, Calif. (KRON). - Long Beach City Council passed a resolution that requires a $4 hazard pay for grocery store workers Tuesday.
"When large corporations don’t step up to provide hazard pay for grocery workers, we will step in and protect these heroes. Thank you to the Long Beach City Council for adopting the emergency $4 hazard pay for grocery workers. I’m going to sign the law as soon as it hits my desk," the Mayor of Long Beach tweeted Tuesday.
The resolution was introduced to the city council by United Food and Commercial Workers Local 324, and the ordinance would expire after 120 days.
Latest Stories:
- Raiders missing 4 more defensive starters for Chargers game
- Trump cuts $200M in health care funds to California over abortions
- California city to give grocery workers extra $4 per hour amid pandemic
- Bay Area's Andre Ward elected to International Boxing Hall of Fame
- NFL considers filling Super Bowl seats with vaccinated health care workers
from KRON4 https://ift.tt/3r3DCrk
No comments:
Post a Comment