Require employers with 10+ workers to offer commuter benefits
In Plain English
Richmond employers with 10 or more employees must provide transportation benefits to help workers pay for public transit, carpools, or bike commutes. Many Bay Area cities already have similar requirements. If approved, this affects your workplace benefits if you work for a larger Richmond employer.
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Ordinance received first reading and was laid over two weeks for second reading
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