A plan to overhaul worker protections in Ithaca is slowing down as debate intensifies, according to The Ithaca Voice. Officials say they need more data before moving forward on ending at-will employment.
Supporters argue a “just-cause” law would protect workers from sudden firings. Critics warn it could raise costs and legal risks for businesses.
A city committee now plans to gather its own research. Lawmakers also delayed a legal review as discussions continue.
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