If it becomes law, it will be the biggest financial burden for small businesses in decades, coming at a time when the state's economy is the most precarious it has been in a quarter of a century and when Main Street firms are least able to afford it.
Martyn Hopper, spokesperson for the NFIB. From the Tri-Valley Herald, “Rumble over paid leave bill; Unions, firms to slug it out over groundbreaking measure”, by Steve Geissinge.
Monday, July 29, 2002
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