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Pritzker signs measure guaranteeing five days paid leave for Illinoisans

Photo caption: Gov. JB Pritzker signs Senate Bill 208 into law at a Chicago news conference Monday, guaranteeing workers up to 40 hours of paid time off every year. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Andrew Adams) By Nika Schoonover, Capitol News Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed Senate Bill 208 into law Monday, ensuring at least 40 hours of … Pritzker signs measure guaranteeing five days paid leave for Illinoisans Read More »

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