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Columbus, Ohio OCT 2---- Policy Matters Ohio released the results of a study detailing the range of opportunities afforded working Ohioans to earn paid sick days.
"A Healthy Standard: Paid Sick Days in Ohio," describes the current state of paid sick days in Ohio in which nearly half of all workers have no opportunity to earn paid sick days. Among the findings were that a significant number of jobs involving personal contact, such as the food services and retail sectors, lack paid sick days. Also, a significant number of labor intensive jobs in manufacturing and construction lack paid sick days.
The report noted that, rather than a burden, earned paid sick days as provided for by the Ohio Healthy Families Act would have an economic benefit to employers of approximately $1.25 per employee per week. In light of the 2.2 million Ohio workers who can not earn paid sick days, Ohio's economy would stand to gain a substantial competitive advantage each work week under the Healthy Families Act.
An independent poll shows Ohioans overwhelmingly support the Healthy Families Act.
Sat., Aug. 23, 2008
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Comments
Posted by Chas at March 1, 2008 10:30 AM
I work for a nursing facility that services nursing homes and assisted living facilities. That means our phlebotomists go out into these dens of aged and infirmed individuals to draw. Not only are they forced to work when they are ill because of loss of pay and earned demerits, they put those in the facility at risk by spreading their maladay. In addition, the lab cares so much, they don't even offer a flu vaccine. We need these days to help protect those who go out and touch our loved ones.