Posts tagged FLSA.
How The Fair Labor Standards Act Hurts Women (Part 1)

Posted in business, celebrating women, FLSA, Legal analysis, stereotypes, success, support

What?!  Blasphemy!

What do you mean do away with the FLSA?!
     What do you mean do away with the FLSA?!

Our politicians regularly debate how high the minimum wage should be, and which workers should earn overtime pay, but in my 30+ working years, I cannot recall any significant push to rid ourselves of the nearly untouchable dinosaur known as the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). Women in particular, however, should take a fresh look ...

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Diary of a pregnant lawyer: Third blogmester

Posted in advice, business, celebrating women, Legal analysis, nervousness, networking, Pregnancy, success, support

EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third and final post in the blog series Diary of a Pregnant Lawyer – Pregnancy in the Professional Workplace. The first blogmester is here, and the second is here. Mallory wrote all three installments before she had her baby on December 22.

pregnant woman and high heel shoes
"Uh, I don't think so!"

Welcome to the Third Blogmester! This blogmester feels very near and dear to my heart, because as I ...

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