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We're Pregnant: New State Law Protections for Pregnant Employees

Publisher: Employee Benefit Plan Review

November/December 2018 edition

Day Pitney Author(s) Theresa A. Kelly Alba V. Aviles

Theresa Kelly and Alba Aviles authored an article, "We're Pregnant: New State Law Protections for Pregnant Employees," published in the November/December 2018 edition of Employee Benefit Plan Review. The article discusses recent legislation in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York that provides additional protections to pregnant employees.

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