All decisions
31 Board decisions about Labor and Employment Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- New Labor and Employment Code sent to committee
- A new Labor and Employment Code passed on first reading
- A new Labor and Employment Code awaits final passage
- Worker protection laws gathered into one new Labor and Employment Code
- Prevailing wage rates for city contract workers sent to committee
- Prevailing wage rates for city contract workers proposed
- Prevailing pay rates for workers on city contracts approved
- An exemption for the life insurance contract sent to committee
- Airport worker health care rules put off to November
- Health spending rules for airport employers to be revised
- Airport contractors to fund worker health care from 2027
- Health spending rules for airport employers to be revised
- Life and disability insurance contract exempted from labor rules, first reading
- Airport contractors must fund worker health care, passed first reading
- Health spending rules for airport employers to be revised
- Airport contractors to fund worker health care from 2027
- Life and disability insurance contract exempted from labor rules
- Insurance contract for city workers now exempt from labor rules
- Airport contractors must fund worker health care, now approved
- Prevailing wages for street cleaning contracts sent to committee
- Paid parental leave eligibility written into the Labor Code
- Paid parental leave after 90 days, not 180, sent to committee
- Paid parental leave after 90 days passes first reading
- Eligibility changed for paid parental leave
- Eligibility changed for paid parental leave
- Eligibility changed for paid parental leave
- Prevailing wages for street cleaning contracts passed on first reading
- Airport health care spending rules to change from January 2027, proposed
- Airport workers' health care spending rules proposed for change
- Airport workers' minimum health care spending change passed on first reading
- Prevailing wages required for street cleaning contracts, finally passed