Employers could unlawfully deny accommodation requests, 15 Democratic senators said in an open letter.
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Employers could unlawfully deny accommodation requests, 15 Democratic senators said in an open letter.
Published May 7, 2026
Parents, pregnant people and kids rally outside the U.S. Capitol to deliver boxes of petitions urging Congress to bring the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act to a vote on Sept. 28, 2022, in Washington, D.C. One sign mentions Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who signed an open letter this week regarding the PWFA final rule.
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