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What To Say About Salary At A Job Interview

According to the National Women’s Law Center, when employers rely on job applicants’ prior salary in hiring or in setting pay, pay inequalities from past employment are perpetuated throughout the applicants’ careers and qualified people...

Oregon, Texas Lay Down Markers on Abortion Coverage

Two other states, New York and California, require nearly all health plans to cover abortion services, says Gretchen Borchelt, vice president for reproductive rights and health at the National Women's Law Center.

Bro culture is under attack, but women say it’s far from tamed

Emily Martin, general counsel and vice president for workplace justice at the National Women's Law Center, a non-profit organization that champions equality for women, says there is no question that sexual harassment is rife in...

Taylor Swift Spoke Up. Sexual Assault Survivors Were Listening.

“Experiencing harassment is an all-too-common thing, experiencing blaming and shaming is an all-too-common thing, but seeing someone so effectively dismantle those arguments, that was exciting,” said Fatima Goss Graves, the president and chief executive of...

Will Taylor Swift’s sexual assault legal victory empower others?

When a radio host sued pop star Taylor Swift for defamation, Swift sued him back, winning $1 in damages. But there’s a greater victory: having a jury affirm her claim as a victim of sexual...

Trump administration could zap Obamacare enrollment by dropping outreach deals

Amanda Hooper, the National Women's Law Center's director of engagement and mobilization, told CNBC that "we have no indication from them that there will be reach out," as the Obama administration did with that organization...