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NWLC In The Press

Trump Says He And Clinton Mostly Agree On Child Care. Not Really.

  • Huffington Post
As the National Women’s Law Center noted recently, “Any proposal structured around tax deductions in this way will overwhelmingly benefit higher-income families while doing little for lower-income families who need the most assistance.”

Expansion Proposed For Women’s Health Services Without A Copay

  • National Public Radio
"It's critically important for plans and people to recognize that the well-woman visit [required under the current guidelines] could happen in multiple places and require multiple visits," said Mara Gandal-Powers, senior counsel at the National...

To fight wage gap, D.C. bill would bar employers from asking about past salaries

  • Washington Post
“It’s not as though this means incoming employees will always have salaries unaffected by gender stereotypes and the gender wage gap,” said Emily Martin, general counsel and vice president for workplace justice for the National...

This small-city Virginia government may have solved the pay gap

  • Washington Post
Employers are discovering a “real value in being seen as a place that pays women and men fairly,” said Emily Martin, the general counsel and vice president for workplace justice for the Washington-based National Women’s Law...

States act on pregnancy discrimination

  • Politico
A principal catalyst is the Supreme Court's 2015 decision in Young v. United Parcel Service, which ruled in favor of a pregnant UPS worker whose doctor-sanctioned request to carry lighter loads was ignored. The ruling...

State stands to let $20M in child care funding slip away

  • Detroit Free Press
Community organizations across the state and policy groups have advocated for better investments in our child care system for decades. Recently, the sad state of childcare in Michigan has been discussed at national levels with...