Chart: In Connecticut, the retail and wholesale trade industry accounts for a disproportionately greater share of workers who currently have less than 2 weeks advance notice of their schedules and whose schedules are determined entirely by their employers | Economic Policy Institute

Table 7

In Connecticut, the retail and wholesale trade industry accounts for a disproportionately greater share of workers who currently have less than 2 weeks advance notice of their schedules and whose schedules are determined entirely by their employers

Source: Survey of 456 Connecticut workers, conducted March 27–April 2, 2015

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Testimony before the New York City Council on ‘Fair Workweek’ legislation

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