On average, it takes working women until April to catch up to men's earnings from last year. But it can take even longer. Learn more about the wage gap »
For many women in school, financial aid is what makes the difference. But funding for programs like MAP and Pell grants is constantly under threat.
Women Employed will celebrate 45 years of speaking up, speaking out, and making change for working women at our signature event on May 31!
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- Women Employed: I was asked about my past wages in a job interview. So what's the problem?
- Chief Learning Officer: Equal Pay Day highlights gender inequality at work
- Chicago Tribune: 'Chosen families' gain legal recognition in sick-leave laws
- The Chronicle of Higher Education: A Year of Rolling Back Rules
- Slate: Queer families still struggle to access leave
- The New York Times: The Tipping Equation
Updates
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Well THIS is interesting... #RaiseTheWage #OneFairWage https://t.co/uINpH99q3N
23 hours ago
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We are so inspired by @SenDuckworth, and so excited that WE's own @melissajosephs is quoted in this @Newsweek piece… https://t.co/twwnvjKwzV
1 day ago
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@CraftivistCHI @campesinasunite Hi @CraftivistCHI! You can learn more here! https://t.co/F6Z5o6TjJN
2 days ago
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We've partnered with @campesinasunite for the #bandanaproject, a movement to end sexual violence against farmworker… https://t.co/B7Y1WgozFG
2 days ago
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