Philadelphia City Councilman Bill Greenlee will be introducing a resolution on Thursday, September 12,
asking the city to study the economic opportunities available to women in Philadelphia.
This resolution is part of ongoing work with elected officials ways to grow the middle class and the economy, including family leave, extending FMLA to siblings, affordable childcare, earned sick days, and equal pay as ways.
If you support this effort, please take a moment to sign on our petition asking Philadelphia City Council members and the Mayor to support earned sick time, and the work-family balance agenda.
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