CLEVELAND — New legislation is being proposed in Cleveland to assist victims of domestic violence in the city's workforce.

“Among the thousands of city employees there are people going through struggles, there are people who need help,” said councilman Charles Slife.

“It’s because of injury, because of an inability to focus, because of needing to take time away from work, that's incredibly disruptive and destabilizing for the family,” said Melissa Graves with the Journey Center for Safety and Healing.

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