USDOL’s Independent Contractor Rule: What it Means for Workers

Contrary to the claims of big business, lobbying groups, and their misinformed members, the USDOL’s proposed independent contractor rule is simple and necessary.

2024 Policy & Advocacy Agenda: Bold Solutions to Advance Racial and Economic Justice

Our 2024 Policy and Advocacy Agenda is to advance racial and economic justice and support Black and immigrant workers in building power.

2022–2023 Impact Report: Building a Good-Jobs Economy

Raises from Coast to Coast in 2024

In 2024, a near-record number of states and localities will increase their minimum wages. A result of underpaid workers organizing for the past decade.

NELP Comments on Worker Walkaround Representative Designation Process

The proposed rule will ensure that OSHA is able to obtain critical information about worksite conditions and hazards, keeping workplaces across the country safer.

On the U.S. Department of Labor’s Proposed Overtime Rule

On November 29, 2023, Judy Conti testified before the U.S. House of Representatives Education and the Workforce Committee about USDOL's proposed overtime rule.

ID Verification

A UI Policy Hub reference guide for state advocates to support efforts that will strengthen the economic security of workers and their families.

Excluded Worker Programs

UI Policy Hub reference guide for state advocates to support efforts that will strengthen the economic security of workers and their families.

NELP Amicus Brief in Bissonnette v. Lepage Bakeries

NELP asks the U.S. Supreme Court to slow the corporate assault on workers' rights through forced arbitration

Model State Legislation: Good Cause Quits

A UI Policy Hub reference guide for state advocates to implement policy recommendations from our good cause quits policy advocacy brief.