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Protecting Pregnancy: From the Pregnancy Discrimination Act to the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
Women have long faced challenges in balancing their employment with childbearing, facing loss of employment opportunities because of their potential for pregnancy and loss of actual employment when they became pregnant. Over the past six decades, Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court have taken action
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