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Equal pay for US women taken up by Senate as study highlights gender gap  – The Guardian

Conservatives Push Back Against Equal Pay Efforts – Huffington Post

“With women making up nearly half the workforce and serving as essential breadwinners in two-thirds of households, it’s time to finally put ‘Mad Men’-era wage policies in the past,” said Debra L. Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women & Families.

Equal pay for US women taken up by Senate as study highlights gender gap  – The Guardian

Austin Fights For Equal Pay – KEYE-TV

“A National Partnership for Women & Families report says if that disparity was eliminated, a working Austin woman could pay for 73 more weeks of food, or buy nearly 2,400 additional gallons of gas.”

Equal pay for US women taken up by Senate as study highlights gender gap  – The Guardian

Top 20 Best-Paying Jobs For Women 2014 – Forbes

Vicki Shabo, Director of Work and Family Programs at the National Partnership for Women & Families, says the same factors–non-linear careers, greater responsibilities at home, and outright discrimination–that maintain the wage gap in lower-earning professions are shaping the conversation around compensation in top-tier professions as well.

Equal pay for US women taken up by Senate as study highlights gender gap  – The Guardian

The Secret Benefits Of Paid Sick Days For All – ThinkProgress

Guaranteed paid leave reinforces “the idea of caregiving and taking care of oneself as a value and a norm, standardized across gender,” Vicki Shabo, director of work and family programs at the National Partnership for Women & Families, added.

Equal pay for US women taken up by Senate as study highlights gender gap  – The Guardian

Members of Congress Urge that Stage 3 Address Health Disparities – HIMSS

The letter, addressed to CMS Administrator Marilyn Tavenner, MHA, RN, and National Coordinator Karen DeSalvo, MD, MPH, MSc, urged them to take a look at the Consumer Partnership for eHealth’s Disparities Action Plan that was submitted to the Health IT Policy Committee on August 7, 2013. The Members pointed to four recommendations that they think would address immediate needs: