TL;DR
Employers in certain jurisdictions must comply with predictive scheduling and fair workweek laws. Various states and local jurisdictions have implemented regulations to provide more scheduling predictability to hourly employees.
Do you need to comply with predictive scheduling and fair workweeks laws? Yes, you do if you are an employer in ...
Berkeley, Emeryville, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Jose, CA
Chicago, IL
New Hampshire
New York City, NY
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Sea Tac & Seattle, WA
Various states and local jurisdictions have implemented regulations that focus on providing more scheduling predictability to hourly employees.
Exactly how this works varies in each of the markets listed above and can depend on the industry and/or the size of the company.
To our Restaurant HR Group, Inc. clients, we will continue to work with you to ensure you’re compliant here, and Carrie Luxem Members, we have all of this information spelled out on the platform (simply log into your account and go to Compliance Updates - Predictive and Fair Scheduling Laws).
In this story
This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on June 30, 2020. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
Read the full story at 1851 FranchiseLiked this? Get the week's franchise news, explained
- Sunday 8 AM ET weekly + a monthly deep dive
- Sections picked for the industries you follow
- Every claim linked to its source. Free.
