More than 100 years ago, a women's movement in Salt Lake City led a fight against the area's air pollution. What does that ...

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Care workers warn that a new Labor Department rule would cut vital wage and hour protections, threatening millions of ...

Rural hospitals were already cutting their obstetrics programs before Republicans in Congress passed a bill to slash Medicaid funding. With roughly half of all Oregon births covered by ...

Democrats are quizzing the Department of Labor over why women are quitting work, and demanding an investigation.

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Darrin Kelly rallies with workers and supporters of a successful bid to unionize UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital. Darrin Kelly has led southwestern Pennsylvania’s most powerful labor group since 2018, ...

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Host Davey D convenes SEIU 1021 organizer Jennifer Esteen and Women’s Economic Agenda Project director Ethel Long-Scott to unpack a seismic—and largely ignored—economic gut punch: 300,000 Black women ...

More than 400,000 women left the U.S. workforce in the first half of 2025, according to a University of Kansas analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data.