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Study on economic benefits of higher pay in fastest-growing industry comes as home care workers announce town halls across the(…)
The below statement can be attributed to Christine L. Owens, executive director of the National Employment Law Project, in response(…)
Report Offers Policies to Help Jobless Workers, as President’s Budget Highlights Need for Reform
Statement of Christine Owens, Executive Director, National Employment Law Project
Advocates Back Federal Legislation for $12.50 Wage
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Employers Should Continue Implementation to Ensure Stability of Care and Services
Outdated overtime-pay rules are shutting out workers from the wages they’ve earned and deserve.
Statement of Catherine Ruckelshaus, General Counsel, National Employment Law Project “The U.S. Supreme Court erred in reversing the Ninth Circuit’s(…)