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Laura Sutphen rejoins Golin as MD of social purpose and sustainability. From PR Week

Charlotte N. Sweeney appeared before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary on Wednesday as President Joe Bidens latest nominee for a federal judgeship in Colorado.

In a letter to City Manager Peter Zanoni, attorneys for Health Director Annette Rodriguez said that Rodriguez "experienced discrimination based on her sex."

The year-long MindTheGap campaign is asking workers to fill out a registry with details of their pay rates ahead of the 50th of the anniversary of the Equal Pay Act.

October 21 is Latina Equal Pay Day. Latina workers make 57 cents for every dollar non-Hispanic white men make.

A bill proposed by Democratic lawmakers in New York would require worker pay be disclosed when applying for a job.

A new City of Cody website is the “one-stop shopping” location for all city business: paying bills, requesting services, getting permits, and much more.

Profile of an Extraordinary Ordinary Women of MSU

The PACIFICA organisation in Aotearoa has been granted a special consultative status by the United Nations Economic and Social Council.

Marion Munley, one of the first women to be elected to the PA House of Representatives, is the first woman to be included in this monument.