Paid leave provision for rail workers faces uphill battle in Senate

By David Sivak

Published December 1, 2022 12:14am ET

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Paid leave provision for rail workers faces uphill battle in Senate — A bill to grant railway workers seven days of paid sick leave faces an uphill battle in the Senate after it narrowly passed the House on Wednesday. The Biden administration has spent months trying to avert a strike after labor unions and rail companies could not agree on improved benefits for workers. Eight of the […]

A bill to grant railway workers seven days of paid sick leave faces an uphill battle in the Senate after it narrowly passed the House on Wednesday.

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