The compliance bar for local leave laws just got significantly higher. With the February 2026 expansion of the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act (ESSTA), New York City has established a complex new standard that serves as a blueprint for regulators across the country. Littler shareholders Stephen Fuchs and Sanjay Nair will present an in-depth analysis of NYC’s new requirements and a strategic discussion on what these developments signal for employers nationwide.
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About The Author
Carolyn Kick
Carolyn Kick is Marketing Manager at ComplianceHR, bringing more than a decade of B2B SaaS marketing experience across complex, highly regulated industries, backed by a Product Marketing Alliance (PMA) certification. She works closely with ComplianceHR's product and legal experts to translate dense employment law developments into guidance HR and legal teams can actually use, grounded in a clear understanding of what keeps them up at night. Her focus: content that respects the reader's expertise and gets straight to what matters for their day-to-day decisions.
