Eleanor Delamater

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Registrado em Special Initiatives, Labor Rights • Por: Eleanor Delamater, Mathilde Roux •
An Asian woman with platinum blond hair holding a cup of coffee wearing a black t-shirt and an apron.
To commemorate this Menstrual Hygiene Day, the Women’s Bureau is breaking down the stereotypes and stigmas that have made menstruation a taboo topic in the workplace.
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A Black woman wearing protective equipment and a hard hat. She is smiling for a photo with her arms folded.
More women are attracted to the high-paying, high-quality careers offered by the construction trades. Here are five ways employers can create safer and better workplaces for all workers, including women.
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Women's Bureau Director Wendy Chun-Hoon speaks at a podium with the Labor Department seal outdoors. The U.S. Capitol is visible in the background.
Learn how we use our grantmaking “superpower.”
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A collage shows four Latinas at work - in a call center, on a farm, in a shop and in a restaurant kitchen.
We're shedding light on how subpopulations of Latinas differ in employment outcomes.
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Chart showing women's earnings compared with white men. Asian women: 101.2 cents. White, non-Hispanic women: 79.4 cents. Black women: 63.9 cents. American Indian and Alaska Native women: 60 cents. Hispanic women: 57.3 cents.
Oct. 21 marks Latina Women’s Equal Pay Day, a symbolic representation of the number of additional days Latina women must work to earn what white, non-Hispanic men earned the year
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The Women’s Bureau has been asking women about their experiences during the pandemic and what support they need going forward. Here are their stories.
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