While we take a breather during this holiday season, we’re re-posting content from earlier in the year. This post was originally published on June 30, 2014.
by Liz Borkowski, MPH
Last week’s White House Summit on Working Families – hosted by the White House Council on Women and Girls, the Department of Labor, and the Center for American Progress – served both as a pitch to employers to adopt more family-friendly policies, and as a push for policies that require all employers to evolve for 21st-century realities. Wages, paid leave, flexibility, and caregiving were major topics in the day-long…
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