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NWLC In The Press

More states are requiring companies to list salary ranges on job ads—here’s where

  • NBC 4 New York
Workers across generations support transparent pay policies and want to work for companies that embrace them. A majority, 58% of workers say they prefer job postings that include a pay range for the position, according to a September...

Senate Republicans block bill to recognize legal right to contraception

  • The Guardian
“I do feel like birth-control access is being chipped away at, much the same way that Roe was,” said Kelsey Grimes, senior counsel at the National Women’s Law Center. “But I think that people –...

How Abortion’s Legal Landscape Post-Roe is Causing Fear and Confusion

  • The Marshall Project
The sheer scale of confusion required new legal tactics “So many people across the country had questions,” said Clara Spera, senior counsel at the National Women’s Law Center, where she helps lead the Abortion Access...

Why Now Is the Time for Businesses to Improve Child Care

  • Inc.
Between August and October of 2023 -- around when federal funding expired -- 17.7 percent of parents with children younger than 12 reported not having child care in the past four weeks. Between January and April of...

Aetna Agrees to Cover Fertility Treatments for Same-Sex Couples

  • Metro Weekly
[Emma] Goidel, who became pregnant with her second child after six cycles of artificial insemination, and one unsuccessful attempt at in vitro fertilization, told AP she was “thrilled” that Aetna would be amending its policy,...

After Class-Action Lawsuit, Aetna Will Equally Cover Fertility Treatment for LGBTQ+ Couples

  • Them
Health insurance company Aetna will now equally cover artificial insemination and other fertility treatments for all customers nationally, as part of a settlement in a lawsuit that alleged discrimination against LGBTQ+ people. The National Women’s...