It’s Time to End Forced Arbitration
What is Forced Arbitration? Many Americans are unfamiliar with binding arbitration clauses, also referred to as forced arbitration clauses orContinue Reading
Category: Financial Security
G-7 Cybersecurity Accord Aims to Protect Financial Institutions
The Group of Seven (G-7) leaders recently agreed on a set of guidelines to better protect global financial institutions fromContinue Reading
Sinking into Debt: Can Congress move quickly enough to save Puerto Rico?
Facing over $72 billion in debt, Puerto Rico is in the midst of a battle within the US legal systemContinue Reading
Universal Pre-K: A Parent’s Perspective
Becoming a parent changes an individual fundamentally. I was interested in childcare policy before becoming a parent, but now whenContinue Reading
CBO’s Daunting Budget and Economic Outlook: 2016 to 2026
This month, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released their budget and economic projections for the next decade. After six yearsContinue Reading
The Far Reaching Effects of LGBT Workplace Discrimination
The Supreme Court’s decision in Obergefell vs. Hodges in June 2015 legalized gay marriage in the United States, marking aContinue Reading
Guest Worker Programs and the 2016 Election
Immigration has emerged as a major issue on both sides of the 2016 Presidential campaign. While Democrats’ sanctuary cities andContinue Reading
Lessons from the Private Sector: The Need for Paid Leave
Today, women make up nearly half of the total workforce in America, yet many are forced to choose between havingContinue Reading
The Individual and Retirement Security
During the first Democratic primary debate, Bernie Sanders advocated for Social Security to be expanded to provide greater assistance forContinue Reading
Child Care Policy Needs Coherent Advocates
The Problem In his 2015 State of the Union address, President Obama listed numerous policies intended to help middleContinue Reading
