Maryland Bill Would Delay Paid Sick Leave Implementation

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland senators are considering adding a 60-day extension to enforce a new paid sick leave law.
The law is scheduled to take effect Feb. 11, 30 days after the legislature voted to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto.
Some say more time is needed. Mike O’Halloran, the Maryland director of the National Federation of Independent Business, is asking lawmakers to delay enforcement until July 1.
Sen. Thomas Middleton, the sponsor of the extension, says the House