FAQs on Paid Sick Leave in Dallas and San Antonio [PODCAST]
Monday, July 22, 2019
Paid Sick Leave Dallas and San Antonio FAQs

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Paid sick leave ordinances in Dallas, Texas and San Antonio, Texas will take effect for most employers on August 1, 2019. Join Larry Smith and Tiffany Cox Stacy as they help employers prepare by answering some frequently asked questions about these ordinances.

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