Walsh v. Wicare Home Agency (U.S. Court of Appeals, 3d Circuit)

NELP and partners defended a 2015 rule extending minimum wage and overtime protections to home care workers.

Unemployment Benefits for Striking Workers is a Step Forward for Washington

Amy M. Traub testified in favor of providing unemployment benefits to striking workers in Washington.

In Opposition of Senate Bill 123: Reducing Unemployment Insurance Benefits Harms Indiana’s Workers and Economy

Testimony in opposition to Senate Bill 123, which would reduce the maximum duration of workers’ unemployment insurance (UI) benefits.

Comment in Response to 89 FR 239 on Work Opportunity Tax Credit Program Evaluation

This comment gives feedback for OMB on the utility of a proposed Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) Implementation Evaluation.

2025 NELP Policy and Advocacy Agenda

The threats of an administration poised to undermine workers’ rights and roll back progress on racial and economic justice demand bold action, and NELP is ready.

2024 Impact Report: 55 Years of Fighting for Workers

Occupational Segregation of Black Women Workers in Health Care

This data brief outlines our recommendations for dismantling occupational segregation and making every health care job a good job.

In Support of Protections for Contracted Delivery Workers in New York City

Testimony in support of increased protections for contracted delivery workers in New York City.

Raises from Coast to Coast in 2025

69 cities, counties, and states will raise their minimum wages on January 1.

The Case for Raising Wages and Improving Benefits at New York and New Jersey Airports

Airport service workers in the New York-New Jersey metro area need and deserve fair wages, robust benefits, and paid leave.