“Fair” Workweek Would Be Anything But to Rhode Island’s Already Beleaguered Businesses

Dale J. Venturini is president and CEO of the Rhode Island Hospitality Association but she spoke for all state businesses when she made the overwhelming case in Tuesday’s ProJo against this hideous proposal.

For the first time in Rhode Island’s history, legislation is being proposed in the House of Representatives that would place impossible scheduling requirements on businesses. It would not only change the way business is done in the state but would cripple it.

The bills are offered under the guise of a “Fair Workweek for Rhode Island,” but they are anything but fair to local businesses, large and small.

And don’t miss Arlene Violet’s smart, insightful take on this in today’s Valley Breeze.

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