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Amending Chapter 9-2300 of The Philadelphia Code, entitled "Protection of Displaced Contract Workers" to extend protections for displaced contract workers to airport service employees and parking workers employed through service contracts or subcontracts to perform work within the City of Philadelphia.

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Status
Enacted
Type
Bill
Introduced
May 26, 2022
Sponsors
Mark Squilla

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SECTION 1. Chapter 9-2300 of the Philadelphia Code is hereby amended to read as follows:

TITLE 9. REGULATION OF BUSINESSES, TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.

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CHAPTER 9-2300. PROTECTION OF DISPLACED CONTRACT WORKERS.

§ 9-2301. Definitions.

The following definitions shall apply throughout this Chapter.

(1)

Awarding authority means any person that awards or otherwise enters into [contracts]

contracts, including subcontracts,

for

any of the following services performed within the City of Philadelphia: (a) security; (b) janitorial services; (c) building maintenance; (d) food and beverage; (e) hotel service;

[security, janitorial, building maintenance, food and beverage, hotel service, or]

(f)

health care [services,]

services; (g) services by parking employees, as defined at subsection 9-4701(6); or (h) services by covered airport service employees as defined at subsection 17-107(1)(t)(.1).

[performed within the City of Philadelphia, including any subcontracts for these services.]

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(6)

Service contract means a contract, lease, or concession [agreement]

agreement, including any subcontracts,

let to a contractor by the awarding authority for the furnishing of

subcontracts,

for

any of the following services performed within the City of Philadelphia: (a) security; (b) janitorial services; (c) building maintenance; (d) food and beverage; (e) hotel service;

[security, janitorial, building maintenance, food and beverage, hotel service, or]

(f)

non-professional health care [services,]

services; (g)

services by parking employees, as defined at subsection 9-4701(6); or (h) services by covered airport service employees, as defined at subsection 17-107(1)(t)(.1).

[including any services to be performed by registered nurses.]

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§ 9-2304. Notice to Displaced Worker.

(1)

English Language Notice.

DATE:

TO: (name of employee)

IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR EMPLOYMENT

We have received information that you are employed by (name of predecessor contractor) and are currently performing work at (address of worksite). (Name of predecessor contractor) has lost its contract with the owners of (address of worksite) and will no longer be providing (security or janitorial or building maintenance or food and [beverage,]

beverage or

hotel [service]

or covered airport services or covered parking services

or health care) services as of (last day of predecessor contract).

We are (name of successor contractor) and have been hired by the owners of (address of worksite) to provide the same (security or janitorial or building maintenance or food and [beverage,]

beverage or

hotel [service

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or covered airport services or covered parking services,

or health care) service. We are offering you a job with us for a 90 day probationary period starting (first day of successor contract) to perform the same type of work that you have already been doing for (name of predecessor contractor) under the following terms:

Payrate (per hour): $ _____

Hours per shift: _____

Total Hours Per Week: _____

Benefits: _____

You must respond to this offer within the next ten days. If you want to continue working at (address of worksite) you must let us know by (mm/dd/yyyy - no later than 5 days prior to the expiration of the predecessor contract or 10 days after the date of this letter if the predecessor contract has already expired). If we do not receive your response by the end of business that day, we will not hire you and you will lose your job. We can be reached at (successor contractor phone number).

The Protection of Displaced Contract Workers Ordinance, Chapter 9-2300 of The Philadelphia Code gives you the following rights:

1. You have the right, with certain exceptions, to be hired by our company for the first 90 days that we begin to provide services at (address of worksite).

2. During this 90 day period, you cannot be fired without just cause.

3. If you believe that you have been fired or laid off in violation of this Ordinance, you have the right to sue us and be awarded back pay, attorneys fees and court costs.

FROM: (Name of successor contractor)

(Address of successor contractor)

(Telephone # of successor contractor)

(2)

Spanish Language Notice.

FECHA:

PARA: (nombre del trabajador)

INFORMACION IMPORTANTE SOMBRE SU EMPLEO

Hemos recibido información que usted está empleado por (nombre de la Compañia anterior) y que actualmente está trabajando en (dirección del lugar de empleo). (Nombre de la compañia anterior) ha terminado el termino de su contrato con los dueños de (dirección del lugar de empleo) y no proveerá más (servicios de seguridad o de limpieza o mantenimiento de edificio o de comida y bebida [,]

o servicios de estacionamiento o de servicios de aeropuerto,

servicios a hoteles o servicios de salud) servicios desde el (el último dia de contrato de la compañia anterior).

Somos (nombre de la nueva compañia en contrato) y hemos sido contratados por los dueños de (dirección del lugar de trabajo) para proveer el mismo (seguridad o de limpieza o mantenimiento de edificio o de comida y bebida [,]

o servicios de estacionamiento o de servicios de aeropuerto,

servicio de hoteles o servicios de salud) servicio. Le estamos ofreciendo un empleo con nosotros con 90 dias de periodo probatorio comenzando el (primer dia de contrato de la compañia nueva) desempeñando el mismo tipo de trabajo que ha estado haciendo para (nombre de la compañia anterior) bajo los siguiente tèrminos:

Salario (por hora): $ _____

Horas por dias: _____

Total de horas por semana: _____

Beneficios: _____

Usted deberá de contestar nuestra oferta entre los próximos diez dias. Si usted quiere continuar trabajando en (dirección del lugar de trabajo) deberá de dejárnoslo saber no más tardar del (mes/dia/año) - a no más tardar de 5 dias antes de la expiración del contrato de la compañia anterior o 10 dias después de haber recibido esta carta si el contrato de la compañia anterior ya está expirado). Si no recibimos su contestación ese dia al terminar el dia laboral no le contrataremos y usted perderá su empleo. Puede comunicarse con nosotros (numero telefónico de la compañia nueva).

La Ordenanza de Protección para Trabajadores Desempleados bajo Contrato, Capitulo 9-2300 del Código de Filadelfia le da los siguientes derechos:

1. Usted tiene el derecho, con ciertas excepciones, de ser contratado por nuestra compañia por los primeros 90 dias en que comencemos a dar servicios en (dirección del lugar de empleo).

2. Durante este periodo de 90 dias usted no puede ser despedido sin causa justificada.

3. Si usted cree que ha sido despedido o le han dado de baja en violación a esta Ordenanza usted tiene el derecho de demandarnos y recibir su salario, honorarios de abogado y costo de corte.

DE: (Nombre de la Compañia nueva bajo contrato)

(Dirección de la Compañia nueva bajo contrato)

(Teléfono # de la Compañia nueva bajo contrato)

SECTION 2. Effective Date. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon final approval.

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    MemberVote
    Allan DombYes
    Brian J. O'NeillYes
    Cherelle ParkerYes
    Cindy BassYes
    Curtis Jones, Jr.Yes
    Darrell L. ClarkeYes
    David OhYes
    Derek S. GreenYes
    Helen GymYes
    Isaiah ThomasYes
    Jamie GauthierYes
    Katherine Gilmore RichardsonYes
    Kendra BrooksYes
    Kenyatta JohnsonYes
    Maria D. Quiñones-SánchezYes
    Mark SquillaYes
    Michael DriscollYes

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