FIRED for Promoting Sick Leave Rights— Now Her Lawsuit Could Change the Game
July 12, 2025
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as posted by the channelStatus Coup reporter Ashley Bishop interviewed Hannah Lopez and Jonathan Bailey about their fight for sick leave rights in New York City. Last year, Hannah was fired from her job after informing her coworkers of their sick leave rights. She has since filed a lawsuit which has the potential to set a precedent for New York City labor law. Her first court date is on July 14. SUPPORT our INDEPENDENT ON THE GROUND reporting for as low as $5 bucks a month.Corporate media isn’t gonna do it!
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