Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has a plan to protect millions of part-time shift workers by forcing companies to make their schedules more predictable
Sen. Elizabeth Warren , who is running for president in 2020, has a plan to protect millions of part-time shift workers by forcing companies to make their schedules more predictable.
Warren lamented that many largely low-wage workers have “unpredictable work schedules that leave them with too few hours to afford necessities and no control over their time,” per a release from her team. Researchers with UC Berkeley’s “The Shift Project” pointed out that unpredictable work schedules can make it hard for parents to find suitable child care, and that a canceled shift can mean a harmful loss in expected wages for people who are paid by the hour.
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