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The breadth of our movement was on display in Washington, DC April 26-27 as Family Values @ Work and the National Partnership for Women & Families co-sponsored “Making It Work,” a conference and day of action on paid sick days and paid family leave. More than 200 activists, researchers, funders, and policymakers gathered to strategize [...]

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By ELLEN BRAVO We’ve been bombarded with ads promising the perfect gift for Mom, from chocolates and flowers to iPhones. Here’s my list of what mothers want: The right to care for a sick child or personal illness without losing her job or creating a public health hazard. I start with paid sick days as [...]

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A view from the White House Forum on Workplace Flexibility By Ellen Bravo As executive director of the Family Values @ Work consortium, I was one of the 100 people invited to participate in yesterday’s White House Forum on Workplace Flexibility. Anyone familiar with workplace change knows what a difference it makes in a company [...]

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  •  Melatonin Supplement: my brother was one of those people that contracted H1N1, luckily, he survived unscathed;,`
  • Terry Carlson: Washington State law requires employers to allow workers to use sick leave to care for ill family members. Minnesota does not. This should be a benefi
  • Fredrick Livers: At least a hundred persons in our city have been infected with the H1N1 virus. I was very scared to get infected with this disease during the pandemic

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    PSD Hearing at the State HousePSD Hearing at the State HouseFamily Fun Day in Support of Paid Sick DaysFamily Fun Day in Support of Paid Sick Days

About Family Values @ Work

Family Values @ Work is made up of labor-community coalitions in 14 states and national policy and data experts, collaboratively advocating for policies that provide paid time to care.

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