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by rtkwe
2716 days ago
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Many states do but the time they're required to provide is pretty short and not long enough in some areas (2-4 hours mostly 2-3) and even where there are provisions like that employers can refuse to provide the time. > Though many states allow employees to have up to three hours off during the time the polls are open (the number of hours varies by state), nearly all of the states allow employers to refuse time off to vote. https://aflcio.org/2016/11/5/know-your-rights-state-laws-emp... |
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