Berkeley Passes Right-to-Request Law
On January 24, the City Council of Berkeley, CA, passed a "right-to-request law" giving employees the right to request flexibility and predictability.
On January 24, the City Council of Berkeley, CA, passed a "right-to-request law" giving employees the right to request flexibility and predictability.
A look at recent developments around flex legislation indicates that more cities, states, and nations are showing they care about this issue.
A new report from the Center for American Progress shows that people who have the greatest need for flexibility aren't always the most likely to have it.
Earlier this month, New Hampshire became the second state to give workers the legal right to request work flexibility.
According to a new report from the Center for American Progress, many working dads are hesitant to take advantage of work flexibility programs.
Although 1 Million for Work Flexibility does not endorse any specific legislation, we’re eager to expand awareness around flexibility statutes worldwide.
In Berkeley, CA, we are calling on the government to pass a “right-to-request law”—not only to benefit families, but also to benefit the environment.
Before we borrow Right to Request legislation from the UK, it may be time to step back and apply the ingenuity that has served us well since colonial days.