By United States Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Colorado State Representative Faith Winter; as published by The Denver Post.
New York and Colorado are more than a thousand miles apart. Our states are very different places. But as working mothers, we know that all families, no matter where they are, have the same basic needs.
Read MoreRep. Faith Winter’s Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act, which would ensure access to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave for Colorado workers, earned final approval from the House this morning.
Read MoreRep. Faith Winter’s Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act, which would ensure access to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave for Colorado workers, passed on second reading this morning.
Read MoreYesterday, Reps. Faith Winter and Brittany Pettersen awarded Elevations Credit Union a tribute recognizing their dedication to equal pay and today announced eight trainings to promote best practices for businesses to achieve equal pay.
Read MoreRep. Faith Winter’s Colorado Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which protects pregnant employees’ health and ability to work, was signed into law this afternoon by Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Read MoreRep. Faith Winter’s Colorado Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which protects pregnant employees’ health and ability to work, earned final approval from the House with a bipartisan 40-25 vote this morning.
Read MoreRep. Faith Winter’s Colorado Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which protects pregnant employees’ health and ability to work, passed the House Health, Insurance & Environment Committee today on a bipartisan 9-4 vote.
Read MoreHouse Democrats took two important steps forward to close the wage gap this morning. Fair Pay from the Start, HB16-1166, earned final approval from the House with a 34-31 party-line vote on third reading. The Pay Transparency Act, HB16-1156, was given voice-vote approval on second reading.
Read More
