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There’s a reason the new parental leave policy from Starbucks is so controversial: it would provide different amounts of leave to different types of parents.
Under the Starbucks policy, a new parent who works in a store would get far less paid leave than a new parent who works in corporate. In fact, a new parent who works in a store wouldn’t get any paid parental leave at all, unless they’re the birth mother.
Whether you work in a store or work in an office, everyone needs time to care for their families. That’s why more & more companies are providing paid family leave. That’s why we’re seeing real momentum behind the issue in the State Legislature.
And that’s why we need companies like Starbucks to lead the way and offer policies which recognize that all of us need time to care.
Take a look at the Starbucks policy and let us know what you think.
Thanks for everything you do,
all of us at Working Washington
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Earlier this week, Donald Trump signed another Muslim travel ban, after his first one was stayed by the courts. We fought that first ban, and we’re going to fight this one, too. Add your name if you stand with Washington Democrats against the Trump Muslim travel ban. The Trump administration purposely wrote this new ban to make it harder to challenge in court. But slapping a new coat of paint on a hate-filled proposal doesn’t make it better. It’s still the same xenophobic rhetoric we saw before:
This ban hurts immigrants, DREAMers, and innocent Muslims who are trying to enter this country to better their lives — for no other reason than Donald Trump’s xenophobia. I’m so proud of Washington Democrats like Governor Jay Inslee and Attorney General Bob Ferguson, who have stood up to Trump’s bans. And I’m disgusted by Republicans who are putting partisanship ahead of human rights by supporting the ban or staying silent. Stand with Washington Democrats: Add your name to show you’re against the Trump Muslim travel ban! Thank you, Karen Deal |
Well here’s some good news : our minimum wage is safe!
On 3/8/2017 at 5:00pm , three bills that would have rolled back our state minimum wage officially “died” in the State Legislature.
Click here to add your voice and help us celebrate this big win for workers!
In other words: we did it! 🙂
Click here to add your voice and help us celebrate this big win for workers!
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