Creator, Thomas Hawk
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced April 12 that the city is taking action to provide resources to support workers who will be impacted by the closure of 99 Cents Only Stores in Los Angeles over the coming weeks. There are more than 30 stores within the city limits. The Economic and Workforce Development Department or EWDD has already activated its rapid response team to support the effort.
At the mayor’s direction, the city will be taking the following actions to support impacted workers:
The mayor’s office will continue to monitor the situation and determine any next steps to support impacted workers during this transition.
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