The Los Angeles City Council will vote Tuesday on an ordinance that would expand a 2024 scheduling-notice law to cover the city’s fast-food industry. The proposal also requires six hours of paid labor-rights training. Fast-food businesses are lobbying against it.
WHO:Los Angeles City Council; fast-food workers; fast-food businesses
WHAT:A proposed ordinance to extend scheduling protections and require paid labor-rights training for fast-food workers
WHEN:Sep 8, 2026
WHERE:Los Angeles, CA
WHY:Routine/scheduled item — no distinct cause reported beyond the event itself.
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