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The NC Paid Sick Days Campaign is a growing statewide coalition of organizations and individuals who are leading the effort to make North Carolina more family-friendly. Working together, community, religious, labor, healthcare, professional, and family groups are advocating for North Carolina employees to earn paid sick days so they can take care of themselves or their family members when illness strikes. The partners that make up the NC Paid Sick Days Coalition come from diverse backgrounds and from all over North Carolina but are united in their commitment to valuing working families. List of NC Paid Sick Days Coalition Members
AARP North CarolinaAAUW (American Association of University Women)-NC State ChapterACORN North CarolinaAction for Children North CarolinaARC of North CarolinaChildren First of Buncombe CountyCommon Sense FoundationCovenant with North Carolina's ChildrenCrisis Assistance MinistryEl Pueblo, Inc.Friends of Residents in Long-Term Care (FOR-LTC)Just EconomicsInstitute for Southern StudiesMom's Rising-NC Chapter MS Society-Eastern NC ChapterNAACP-North Carolina State ChapterNAMI-NC (National Alliance on Mental Illness)NARAL Pro-Choice North CarolinaNC A. Phillip Randolph Institute, Inc.NC Center for NonprofitsNC Child Care Coalition NC Council of ChurchesNC Fair ShareNC Justice CenterNC NOWNC State AFL-CIONC Women UnitedNational Association of Social Workers-NC State ChapterSmithfield Campaign, United Food and Commercial WorkersYWCA of the Greater TriangleIf you are interested in joining the NC Paid Sick Days Coalition, contact us.
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And the NC General Assembly is off to a running start! The 2008 Legislative Session is moving quickly and legislators need to hear from you. Take Action Now for Paid Sick Days!
Polling shows support: AARP NC’s recent poll reveals overwhelming public support for paid sick days in North Carolina.
Tell us your stories: We’re collecting stories from people across the state. Share your experience—good, bad, or ugly with paid sick days.
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