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Connecticut should keep its 2024 expansion of paid sick leave to most employers.
A 2024 law expands Connecticut's paid sick leave requirement in stages to cover nearly all employers. Keeping it would continue that expansion.
Ryan Fazio
It results in lower job creation, lower wages, less prosperity for the working class and middle class, less opportunity for people who need it, and less success for small businesses and Connecticut's economy.
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