Business groups seek more changes to paid leave bill
(WorldNews Mexico)

................................................................ NAIOP President Lynne Andersen said that’s in part because the county may be setting a precedent: she suspects any policy it adopts might be replicated in other jurisdictions, such as the city of Albuquerque. “I think it’s very likely that this or a very similar bill will be before the city, so we wanted to get it right at this point,� she said. Bernalillo County’s bill would require all businesses with at least two employees to offer one hour of paid time off to all employees for every 32 hours worked, up to a maximum of 56 hours per year. It exempts companies in their first year. While originally...