Most employees in San Francisco (and throughout California)  receive one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked.  The San Francisco Board of Supervisors is now considering an ordinance that would broaden the availability of paid sick leave to domestic workers by establishing a “portable” paid sick leave system.

The “Domestic Workers’ Equal Access to Paid Sick Leave Through a Portable System” ordinance would require any employer of domestic workers, including individual households, to provide their workers with paid time off through a portable benefits system.

Read the full coverage at Jackson Lewis’ California Workplace Law Blog.

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Shannon Bettis Nakabayashi is a principal in the San Francisco, California, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. She is a core member of the firm’s California Class and PAGA Actions Resource Group.  She specializes in wage and hour complex litigation.

Shannon has extensive experience…

Shannon Bettis Nakabayashi is a principal in the San Francisco, California, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. She is a core member of the firm’s California Class and PAGA Actions Resource Group.  She specializes in wage and hour complex litigation.

Shannon has extensive experience litigating class, collective and PAGA matters in state and federal courts and in arbitrations. Shannon frequently represents employers in the hospitality, retail and healthcare fields and she specializes in the unique wage and hour regulations that apply to the healthcare and staffing industries.  Her litigation experience includes handling class and PAGA actions for overtime misclassification, independent contractor misclassification, unpaid wages, overtime, regular rate of pay, rounding, tips and services charges, wage statements, bonus calculations, commissions, paid sick leave, alternative workweek schedules, timekeeping and penalties.

Shannon is a member of the firm’s Privacy, Data & Cybersecurity practice group and regularly handles FCRA and TCPA class actions.