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Rep. Rebecca Edwards

Posted Feb 14, 2018

The need to take time away from work to deal with family illness, personal illness or caring for a new child is the focus of discussion for Rep. Rebecca Edwards. Edwards discusses paid family and medial leave for workers as well as the rise of discrimination in the workplace claims sparked by the me to movement.

Hosted by: Holly Menino Produced by: Mountain West Newsmakers Team

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