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Politics

Home attendants demand: ‘Speaker Adams bring Int. 175 to a vote’

By Gabriele Holtermann
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Posted on April 13, 2023
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A few hundred home attendants rallied outside City Hall on April 12, 2023, demanding Council Speaker Adrienne Adams finally bring the “No More 24” Act or Int. 175- to a vote. They claim that the speaker has repeatedly refused to bring the bill to a vote.

Int. 175, introduced by City Council Member Christopher Marte in April 2022, would end the 24-hour work shifts for home attendants. The bill, which has bipartisan support, would set the maximum working hours an employer can assign to a home care aid to 12 hours within a 24-hour period and 50 hours a week. 

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Home attendants demand: ‘Speaker Adams bring Int. 175 to a vote’

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