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What the latest union case before the Supreme Court could mean for workers of color

Black women and men in public sector unions also experience a smaller gap in pay when compared to the same groups in nonunion jobs, according to data from the EPI. The National Women’s Law Center...

Women at JPMorgan earn 1 percent less than their male co-workers do

The numbers stand in stark contrast to the average gender pay gap in the U.S., which has hovered around 20 percent since 2007, according to the National Women's Law Center.

Trump Is Pushing Health Care Discrimination. Here’s How You Could Be Affected

Scheduling an appointment or transferring a phone call could be considered participating in a procedure, activists say. For instance, a health care worker could refuse to schedule an appointment for an ultrasound for a pregnant...

Butcher Katie Flannery carries on a family tradition

Much like the cattle whose beef she works with, Katie Flannery is — excuse the pun — something of a rare breed. She's a butcher, one of the few women working in a largely male-dominated...

What the U.S. can learn from Iceland’s new equal pay law

“Iceland is taking a front-end approach to pay disparities by putting the responsibility on the employers,” said Andrea Johnson, senior counsel for state policy for the National Women’s Law Center in the U.S. “This is...

How #TimesUp Is Keeping Its Word To Shut Down Sexual Harassment

To request legal assistance from Time's Up for sexual harassment or retaliation in the workplace, fill out this form at the National Women’s Law Center.