IMO, this is about time. Being able to sit intermittently will be quite helpful. I don’t know how checkers stand for 8 hrs every day without being able to sit — especially the pregnant women & older folks.
I think it was California that led the way on no smoking in restaurants, infant car seats, & the seat belt laws — starting back in the 1980s when Rush was railing against the smoking laws. He is not always right and he acknowledges that every day w/ his “97.9%”.
They don't. When I was working retail we had to take frequent breaks by law. Go back to the break room and sit down for 10 minutes. I got in trouble once for working 4 hours straight without a break. The horror! (Yes, this was in California)
There are lots of jobs in which people are unable to sit for their 8 hour work day. Are we, the taxpayer and consumer, to pay for these people to have seats? Is CA willing to lose even more jobs by forcing this ridiculous requirement upon employers? Accommodations for those who need it is one thing. Forcing all employers to provide all employees a chair to sit upon is madness.
There are lots of jobs in which people are unable to sit for their 8 hour work day. Are we, the taxpayer and consumer, to pay for these people to have seats? Is CA willing to lose even more jobs by forcing this ridiculous requirement upon employers? Accommodations for those who need it is one thing. Forcing all employers to provide all employees a chair to sit upon is madness.
I used to do it quite easily when I had jobs that required it.
The breaks allowed plenty of rest.
I don't know why Big Gov't has to demand such a thing. Too many people are already obese as it is.
I used to do it quite easily when I had jobs that required it.
The breaks allowed plenty of rest.
I don't know why Big Gov't has to demand such a thing. Too many people are already obese as it is.