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Blog Unemployment Insurance and the Government Shutdown: What Federal Workers and Contractors Need to Know
Blog Home Care Workers Won the Right to Minimum Wage and Overtime Pay—the Trump Administration Wants to Take it Away
News Release In Anti-Democratic Move, the D.C. Council Undermines the Will of D.C. Voters by Rescinding Voter-Approved Initiative 82 The D.C. Council’s vote to repeal Initiative 82 is a betrayal of the will of voters who overwhelmingly voted to phase out the subminimum tipped wage in the District. July 29, 2025
Press Clips Grist: A Long-Awaited Rule to Protect Workers From Heat Stress Moves Forward, Even Under Trump While labor experts say the regulation is progressing quickly, advocacy groups wonder what has taken so long. July 28, 2025
News Release NELP Applauds Introduction of the Empowering App-Based Workers Act This bill, introduced by Senators Brian Schatz (D-HI) and Chris Murphy (D-CT), is a step forward in workers’ fight to make app-based jobs good jobs. July 24, 2025
Press Clips AP: Trump’s Labor Department Proposes More Than 60 Rule Changes in a Push to Deregulate Workplaces NELP's Judy Conti voiced opposition to the Labor Department's move to gut worker protections. July 22, 2025
News Release New Report Details Employers’ Harmful Use of Digital Surveillance and Automated Decision Systems, Highlights Urgent Need for Policy Action NELP's report spotlights the problems posed by employers’ excessive and inappropriate use of digital technologies to monitor and manage workers. July 15, 2025
News Release D.C. Council Rejects Rollback of Minimum Wage for Tipped Workers Key members of the D.C. Council voted to remove a repeal of D.C.'s one-fair-wage law from the 2026 budget. July 15, 2025
Blog Mayor Bowser & D.C. Council Must Respect the Will of D.C. Voters by Rejecting Repeal of Initiative 82 If D.C.'s leaders repeal the voter-approved law, D.C.'s tipped worker minimum wage will fall to $5.95 an hour. July 11, 2025
Press Clips NJ Spotlight News: Does Amazon’s Delivery Model Harm Workers? NELP's Maya Pinto discusses a new report on how Amazon Flex is eroding labor standards for delivery drivers nationwide. July 11, 2025
Press Clips Business Insider: Amazon Flex Workers’ Schedules Aren’t So Flexible After All, New Report Suggests Amazon's last-mile delivery operation is eroding labor standards for delivery workers. July 9, 2025
News Release New Brief Sheds Light on the Amazon’s Dangerous ‘Flex’ Labor Model From digital surveillance to wage theft, Amazon is eroding labor standards for drivers industry-wide. July 9, 2025
