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Why Don't Private Sector Workers Have Paid Sick Leave?
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September 8, 2015
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2:59Now PlayingPresident Obama authorized paid sick leave for 300,000 federal government contract employees, but currently, there is no federal law that requires private sector employers to provide paid or unpaid sick leave. Melissa Burdorf, XpertHR legal editor, joins Lunch Break. Photo: Getty
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