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September 20, 2016
Retail and food-service workers will have more predictability with their schedules after the Seattle City Council unanimously approved a new law Monday requiring employers to schedule shifts 14 days in advance and pay workers extra for certain last-minute scheduling changes.
Seattle becomes the second the second major U.S. city behind San Francisco to pass such scheduling legislation.
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