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National Employment Law Project
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Voters across the political spectrum showed they want action on key working-family issues.
After joining President Roosevelt in 1933 as the first woman cabinet member in history, Secretary Perkins set out to establish(…)
Remembering the Adamson Act is important because it was a small victory in a struggle that is very much alive(…)
We cannot uphold our most basic workplace protections, such as the minimum wage, overtime premium pay, and child labor protections,(…)
Pennsylvania has set an example for other states to follow.
The Labor Department is right to defend its authority to issue a robust overtime salary threshold.
Will the Labor Department appeal a judge’s recent decision that could deny overtime pay to millions of Americans?
The administration sides with Wall Street and wealthy corporations over working families at virtually every turn.
Labor Secretary Acosta should appeal this ruling immediately. This decision should not stand.
National Employment Law Project
90 Broad Street, Suite 1100, New York, NY 10004
