In Support of Limiting Non-Compete Covenants for Employees and Independent Contractors in Connecticut

On March 4, 2021, Najah Farley testified before the Connecticut General Assembly in support of S.B. 906, which would limit non-compete agreements.

In Support of Improving Access to Workers’ Compensation for COVID-19 in Connecticut

On March 11, 2021 Deborah Berkowitz testified before the Connecticut General Assembly in support of HB 6478, improving access to workers’ compensation for COVID-19.

On Health and Safety Protections for Meatpacking, Poultry, and Agricultural Workers

On March 2, 2021, Deborah Berkowitz testified before the U.S. House of Representatives on meatpacking, poultry, and agricultural worker health and safety protections.

Hundreds of Organizations Call on Congress to Pass the Raise the Wage Act of 2021

Supreme Court Amicus Brief Defending Labor Organizers’ Access to Worksites

The Court’s endorsement of Petitioners’ taking argument would undermine state, local, and the federal government’s ability to enforce laws that protect worker rights.

New Polling Commissioned by NELP: Voters Agree Raising the Federal Minimum Wage Is Good for Everyone

Policies for Worker Power and Well-Being in the COVID-19 Era and Beyond

Results of The Just Recovery Survey speak to the clear need for policies to raise wages, combat wage theft, support worker organizing, and more.

Foundations for a Just and Inclusive Recovery

A just and inclusive recovery will advance racial, gender, and economic justice in this moment and beyond.

Letter to Congress on passing a robust pandemic relief package

Letter urging Congress to act quickly to pass a robust pandemic relief package to control the virus, address hardship, and boost the economy.

Why the U.S. Needs a $15 Minimum Wage

The federal minimum wage is just $7.25 and has not increased since 2009. This fact sheet shows how a $15 minimum wage would benefit workers.