Black Women’s Equal Pay Day is the date of the year that marks how much more Black women on average have to work to earn what a white man on average made the previous year!
To recognize this date and the racial, gender pay gap 9to5 Georgia will be putting on a Kitchen Table Talk Hosted by Mz Shyneka. Join us as we celebrate black womanhood and #SLAY4EQUALPAY.
Christina from Colorado shares how employers endanger pregnant workers by refusing to allow basic accommodations — and ultimately how this impacts the wage gap.
Marilyn from Georgia lays out how the lack of family-friendly workplace policies impact women’s income — especially in a family with a loved one in prison.
Keisha from Wisconsin lays out how not having access to paid sick days or paid family leave contributes to the wage gap by punishing women financially for taking care of our families.
Tax credits don’t cut it. The FAMILY Act would make paid family and medical leave accessible to all workers, regardless of where they work, by spreading the costs out through a national social insurance program.
9to5 Action Network members showed up with friends and family in 8 states across the country to tell our nation that women’s equality is economic equality!
Committed activists and 9to5 California members were present among the empowered crowds that marched in cities across the state.
Join 9to5 in Sunnydale to rally against wage theft and sexual harassment! Former Arby’s employee Miriam was forced to work off-the-clock, overtime hours without pay, and long days with any breaks …
To honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s legacy of working for peace and justice 9to5 Wisconsin will be showing support for this year’s Justice Program and March! Indoor programming begins at 1:00 PM with …
Throughout 2017 9to5 Wisconsin will be hosting a series of trainings to prepare our community members to stand up for what’s important to them. Sign up for this session on …
