In Philadelphia, two in five workers can't afford to get sick. Earned sick days are one way everyone can afford to get better. Learn more at www.phillyearnedsickdays.com.

“Sick people need time to get well.” If you agree, take the time to tell City Council.

“Sick people need time to get well.” If you agree, take the time to tell City Council.

All workers need to be able to earn paid sick days!

All workers need to be able to earn paid sick days!

Call City Council today and share why workers need earned sick days!

Call City Council today and share why workers need earned sick days!

“All workers need earned sick time” If you agree, take the time to tell City Council.

“All workers need earned sick time” If you agree, take the time to tell City Council.

Ready for earned sick days now? Then call NOW!

Ready for earned sick days now? Then call NOW!

“I support paid sick days for all workers who work in the city.”
Do you agree? Then call now!

“I support paid sick days for all workers who work in the city.”

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Call City Council today if you support earned sick days!

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It’s too late for Tonisha Howard, the mother of three in Milwaukee who was fired for leaving work to be with her hospitalized two-year-old. And for Felix Trinidad, who was so afraid of losing his job at Golden Farm fruit store in Brooklyn that he didn’t take time off to go to the doctor—even after he vomited blood. Trinidad, a father of two who had stomach cancer, continued to work until just days before his death from stomach cancer at age 34. But for workers in Portland and perhaps Philadelphia, paid sick days just got much closer to becoming reality.
http://prospect.org/article/forty-years-behind-sick-leave-policy-catching

It’s too late for Tonisha Howard, the mother of three in Milwaukee who was fired for leaving work to be with her hospitalized two-year-old. And for Felix Trinidad, who was so afraid of losing his job at Golden Farm fruit store in Brooklyn that he didn’t take time off to go to the doctor—even after he vomited blood. Trinidad, a father of two who had stomach cancer, continued to work until just days before his death from stomach cancer at age 34. But for workers in Portland and perhaps Philadelphia, paid sick days just got much closer to becoming reality.

http://prospect.org/article/forty-years-behind-sick-leave-policy-catching

Support earned sick days now. Visit www.phillyearnedsickdays.com to learn more.

Support earned sick days now. Visit www.phillyearnedsickdays.com to learn more.