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Working It Out: Encouraging Nursing is Good Business

The potential savings to businesses are large. Women who continue to breastfeed after returning to work miss less time and have shorter absences.

By Elizabeth N. Baldwin, JD, and Kenneth A. Friedman, JD
Issue 93 March/April 1999

You Can Breastfeed by E-Mail and Other Myths of the American Workplace

Breastfeeding at Work

After I had my first child, I discovered the inflexibility of the American workplace.

By Nadia Ramoutar Reardon
Issue 100, May/June 2000

Help Develop the "Break Time for Nursing Mothers" Law by Sharing Your Experiences

From MomsRising.org: The Department of Labor wants to hear your experiences and advice about how to best support nursing mothers in the workplace. Your feedback will help them develop guidelines for the new "Break Time for Nursing Mothers" law.

February 17, 2011

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Breastfeeding at Work

Working It Out: Encouraging Nursing is Good Business

You Can Breastfeed by E-Mail and Other Myths of the American Workplace

Help Develop the "Break Time for Nursing Mothers" Law by Sharing Your Experiences

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