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Mothers’ employment has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, but the child care crisis persists.

Erin George - May 06, 2024
The Women's Bureau shares important data highlighting that overall maternal employment has largely recovered from the steep declines experienced at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic but access to child care is still an issue.

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Waging the Fight for a Living Wage

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The international community has reached a consensus around the idea of a living wage – an important step toward ensuring workers have a decent standard of living.

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The Power of Second Chances for Women Who Served Their Time

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I am DOL: Paula Comer Supports Wage Recovery and More

Office of Human Resources - Apr 23, 2024
Administrative Specialist Paula Comer, a Schedule A employee, supports a team that makes sure workers can exercise their rights under federal labor law.

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Celebrating Earth Month: The Outlook for Green Jobs

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How the FLSA Protected Poleth Ojeda

Karla Falcon - Apr 18, 2024
When Poleth complained about frequently late paychecks, her employer fired her. She reached out to the Wage and Hour Division and got back wages, support and hope for the future.

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