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Women’s Health Leader Urges Senators to Vote Down ‘Irresponsible, Politically Motivated’ Motion to Proceed on ACA Repeal

“It would be irresponsible and callous for any senator to vote for the Motion to Proceed that Senate Leader Mitch McConnell plans to bring to the Senate floor this afternoon. This has been a shamefully secretive and distorted process, marked by unprecedented...

‘Cynical, Misguided Senate Vote’ Puts Nation One Step Closer to Crisis

“Today, thanks to a cynical and misguided vote by the slimmest majority of senators, Congress is one step closer to causing tens of millions of people to lose their health coverage, ending Medicaid as we know it, causing health care costs to skyrocket, gutting...

Dramatic Rise in Private Sector Access to Paid Sick Time Marks ‘Historic Progress’ for Workers, Businesses and the Economy, But Tens of Millions Still Left Behind

“According to new data released this morning by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, in just two years, the share of people working for private sector businesses in the United States who can earn paid sick time has increased dramatically. Sixty-eight percent of...

Equal Pay Day – We’ve got good news and bad news. Ok, it’s mostly bad news.

There are a lot of fun calendar days when people celebrate things we're happy about, like the Fourth of July, for fireworks and getting rid of ruling monarchs, or Pi Day, for math and circular pastries. Equal Pay Day is... the complete opposite. It's the day that...

Can the SOTU be reduced to a Wordle? (Not exactly, but it was fun trying.)

As the nation looks to President Biden's first State of the Union address tonight, there's no shortage of pressing topics to cover. At the same time, we could all use a momentary reprieve from the deluge of overwhelming news. Enter: our take on Wordle for this very...

What We’re Listening to, Watching, and Reading During this Black History Month

With February coming to a close, we’d like to highlight all the recommendations from the desks and homes of our staff members for Black History Month. In the past month, we shared books, movies, podcasts and more on our social media accounts to uplift Black...

#WhatMothersNeed Week of Action – Social Media Kit

Poll: Findings and Political Implications for Paid Sick Day Legislation

Paid sick days victories in Philadelphia and Connecticut confirms recent polling results: there is deep and unwavering geographic and key demographic group support for legislation that guarantees all citizens the opportunity to earn paid sick days from their employers

Poll: Survey Findings On Connecticut Paid Sick Leave Law

On July 5th, 2011, Connecticut became the first state to pass a law giving many workers the right to earn paid sick days.

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