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School of Management and Labor Relations

Center for Women and Work

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

 

 

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New Jersey Time to Care Coalition:

When serious illness or a family emergency arises, many workers face a painful choice between caring for children, parents, spouses and partners or showing up for work and earning a day's pay. The inability to provide the nurturing, support and compassion to those close to us hurts our families and weakens our communities.

Everyone benefits when workers are able to balance job obligations and family needs. Giving workers financial security by allowing them to take paid leave to deal with a child's illness or a parent's recovery from a stroke not only improves outcomes for children and families, but also raises worker morale and productivity. Paid "time to care" means strong families, strong workplaces, and strong communities.

The New Jersey Time to Care Coalition supports initiatives that make sure working families have paid time to care.

Coalition Member Organizations:

A. Phillip Randolph Institute
ACORN – New Jersey
Alliance for Disabled in Action
Anti Poverty Network
AFSCME, Administrative Council 1
Association for Children of New Jersey
Bergen Trades and Labor Council
BIGLARU
Black Ministers Council on New Jersey
Camden County #10
Caregivers of New Jersey
Center for Women and Work
Consumers for Civil Justice
Council of NJ State College Locals, AFT
CWA Local 1032
CWA Local 1034
CWA Local 1037
CWA Local 1058
Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey
Fairness Alliance
The Family Resource Network
Family Voices
Health Professionals and Allied Employees
IFPTE Local 194
IFPTE Local 195
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement
Legal Services of New Jersey
Lutheran Office of Government Ministry in NJ
Monday Morning Project
Mothers and More – New Jersey
National Family Caregivers Association
National Organization of Women, NJ
National Union of Hospital and Health Care
      Employees, AFSCME, District 1199J
New Jersey AFL-CIO
New Jersey Breastfeeding Task Force

New Jersey Chapter of AAUW
New Jersey Citizen Action
New Jersey Education Association
New Jersey League of Women Voter
New Jersey Parent to Parent
New Jersey Policy Perspective
New Jersey Regional Coalition
New Jersey State Industrial Union Council
New Jersey Work Environment Council
New Jersey Working Families Alliance
New Jersey Women Lawyers Association
Newark Teachers Union, AFT
NOW-NJ – Essex County Chapter
NOW-NJ – Northern New Jersey Chapter
NOW-NJ – Morris County Chapter
NOW-SJ – Alice Paul Chapter
Older Women's League (OWL)
Paterson Task Force for Community Action
People with Disabilities for Social and Economic
      Justice (AKA The Next Step)
R.B.T. Tours
Rutgers Council of AAUP Chapters
RWDSU/UFCW 338
SEIU 1199 NJ
Statewide Parent Advocacy Network
UFCW Local 1358, HealthCare Division
UFCW Local 1360
Union of Rutgers Administrations - AFT
Union Leadership Academy
UNITE-HERE Local 54
UNITE-HERE Local 96
United Auto Workers, Region 9
United Nations Association, USA-New Jersey Division
United Steelworkers Local 4-149
The Workmen’s Circle/Arbiters Ring – NJ Region

   
Paula Aguruso Rebecca Hall
Dana Ascopme Hildalyn-Colon Hernandez
Shana Ashrafi Bridget Hozumi
Michael Bartolomei Lauren Kornutick
David Bensman Debra Lancaster
Nicole Blatcher Kelly Lehman
Aileen Borrero Ching-Bin Lin
Kristin Cappelli Joanne Mangels
Alison Cardea Oscar Martinez
Michelle Cino Jessie Masterson
Maria V Cornejo J Nagrod
Daniel Engelhart Diana Randazzo
Melissa Ferrara Ashley Ricart
MaryBeth Goldberg Jessica Rodriguez
Jenni Grant Robyn Russo-Cuppari
Kimberly Guerriero Lina Silliman
  Annette Soldo
  Janine M. Standish
  William Standish
  Dr. Mary K. Trigg
  Dr. Bonnie J. Wagner-Westbrook
  Billie Jo Walker
  Laura Weitzman
  Karen White