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NWLC In The Press

Companies Are Warned About Compliance ‘Minefields’ for Pay Equity

Pay-equity claims are increasing amid greater public awareness, new state laws and multimillion-dollar settlements, putting company policies ever more in ... A new analysis from the National Women's Law Center released Wednesday shows the gender...

Why Didn’t President Obama Close The Wage Gap?

For example, the National Women's Law Center is currently pushing for the resurrection of a rule that would have required companies to provide new data related to compensation, sex, race, and other demographic factors. Such...

Morning Education: School discipline summit sparks transparency concerns

A number of organizations — like the National Women’s Law Center, the Human Rights Campaign, the National Indian Education Association and GLSEN — say they’re “very concerned about the lack of transparency regarding the summit...

Betsy DeVos Mulls The Fate Of Guidance Designed To Reduce Racial Bias In Schools

But even before Wednesday’s meetings began, DeVos faced critiques from the advocacy groups and civil rights organizations that had not been offered a seat at the table. Groups like the National Women’s Law Center sent...

UK companies have to share gender pay gaps. US companies almost had to do the same

The National Women's Law Center is currently working with Democracy Forward, the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement and other groups to challenge the Trump administration's decision to stay the equal pay policy. The NWLC...

DeVos school safety listening sessions give opposition chance to voice discipline concerns

A statement from the National Women’s Law Center, for example, said that “despite the diverse stakeholders this topic affects, key voices that represent students uniquely and disproportionately affected by discriminatory discipline have been shut out.”