Sentence examples for guaranteed sick from inspiring English sources

An earlier version said Sports Direct would have to make clear that it did not guarantee sick pay or holiday pay to zero-hours workers.

More than 41 million private-sector workers in the U.S. cannot earn a single paid sick day, including an estimated 22 million women, more than 7.3 million African Americans, and 14 million Latinos, even though nearly 40 jurisdictions now guarantee sick leave by law.

He recalled her words: "Son, I want you to have guaranteed sick pay and a pension".

Workers who prefer higher wages to guaranteed sick leaves will be out of luck.

There is popular momentum behind the idea of guaranteed sick days, in particular; along with Massachusetts, California, Connecticut, and a number of cities have now enacted such laws.

In November, Massachusetts voters passed a ballot measure that allows workers to earn up to forty hours of guaranteed sick leave a year; they can use it to stay home when a child is sick, or when they themselves are.

The economic downturn made the expansion of family leave — or, for that matter, guaranteed sick days — look much too cuddly, and congressional Republicans tended to want nothing to do with it.

The economic downturn made the expansion of family leave or, for that matter, guaranteed sick days look much too cuddly, and congressional Republicans tended to want nothing to do with it.

America as a whole is far more progressive than the turnout of recent events would have you believe, which means folks at large are coming around to millennial-championed ideas like a living wage in every workplace and guaranteed sick leave.

Of the top 15 most competitive countries, only the U.S. offers no guaranteed sick leave.

In announcing the executive order, the White House also called on lawmakers on Capitol Hill to pass legislation guaranteeing sick days for workers.