Dayton’s paid parental leave pitch sets stage for debate
Enacting a federal requirement for paid parental leave seems like [...]
Dayton's paid parental leave pitch sets stage for debate
Enacting a federal requirement for paid parental leave seems like [...]
Four in 10 American Workers Lack Paid Sick Days
New analysis by the Institute for Women’s Policy Research (IWPR) finds that four in ten workers in the United States lack access to paid sick days, and among those who do have access, only 55 percent of workers actually used any sick days in the previous year. Inequality in access to paid sick days exists within and across occupations, with supervisors more likely to have paid sick days than non-supervisors. Hispanic, low-wage, and food service and personal care workers are least likely to have access to this important benefit.
Obama’s Move on Gender Pay Gap Seen as First Step in Uphill Battle
Women earn 79 cents for every dollar a man makes [...]
Obama's Move on Gender Pay Gap Seen as First Step in Uphill Battle
Women earn 79 cents for every dollar a man makes [...]
Women & Work: Most In-Demand and High-Paying Jobs
Technology is predicted to be another big source of job [...]
Women & Work: Most In-Demand and High-Paying Jobs
Technology is predicted to be another big source of job [...]
Letters to the Editor: Evidence-based Analysis of D.C.’s Paid Leave Proposal Shows Why it Would Work
Regarding the Jan. 18 editorial “ Not your federal petri [...]
White House Announces Actions to Advance Equal Pay
"On Friday, President Obama will also call on Congress to [...]
All Workers Deserve Paid Sick Leave; Pa. Can Get There
For too many hardworking people, paid sick leave is a [...]
