ATLANTA — Without Congressional intervention, emergency paid leave protections for workers provided by the Families First Coronavirus Response Act are set to expire December 31, 2020. Leng Leng Chancey, the …
Working women demand extension of emergency paid leave Read More
ATLANTA — In response to the historic 2020 election results championing issues impacting working women and families, Leng Leng Chancey, the executive director of 9to5, National Association of Working Women, …
“The people have chosen change & progress.” Historic victory is a win for working women Read More
Record number of voters have cast their ballots – now it’s time to make sure we’re heard.
This year we face extraordinary challenges both in getting out a huge vote as well as in making sure all ballots are received and counted. Your vote counts. Here are …
NATL-2020-Mid Year Report
After a three year campaign, community activists have won a rent control ordinance and just cause eviction rights in the city of Inglewood, part of the Los Angeles Metro Area. …
The practice of paying subminimum wages to people with disabilities is outdated and unjust. Today, across the United States nearly 230,000 people with disabilities are legally paid less than minimum …
To the Department of Labor: Workers with disabilities deserve equal pay Read More
The November 6 elections are just around the corner — Click here for a sneak-peek of what will be on your California ballot! In addition to candidates, there are a number of …
Affordable housing, transit improvement… What’s on my ballot in California? Read More
Our Los Angeles and San Jose chapters have combined into one statewide chapter. We’re excited to announce we have elected our new 9to5 California Board!
Our Special Edition 10th Anniversary Newsletter is out, featuring memories and lessons learned from former organizers, board members and interns as well as updates on our current campaigns
