Supporting Working Women in Congress

Official: Recognizing the duty of Congress to meet the needs of working women.

IntroducedMarch 25, 2026

Labor and Employment

Why This Matters

This resolution recognizes that Congress has a duty to address the needs and rights of working women in the United States.

If you care about equal rights and fair treatment for women in the workplace, this resolution matters.

Affects: This resolution affects working women, particularly those facing discrimination and wage disparities, as well as their families.

What does this resolution do?

1. The resolution emphasizes Congress's responsibility to protect the rights of working women. 2. It points out that women make up nearly half of the workforce and contribute significantly to the economy. 3. The resolution addresses ongoing issues like wage gaps and workplace discrimination that affect women, especially women of color. 4. It mentions recent federal actions that have harmed women's workplace rights and protections. 5. The resolution calls for a commitment to improving conditions for working women and their families.

Who is affected?

This resolution affects working women, particularly those facing discrimination and wage disparities, as well as their families.

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