On April 28, 2010 this article was on the front page of our local newspaper.
“The federal health care law contains a provision that, effective immediately, requires employers to provide a “reasonable break time” for nursing employees to express milk during the first year of a child’s life. Employers also must provide “a suitable place, other than a bathroom,” for an employee to pump. The provision excludes employers with fewer than 50 employees if the employer can prove allowing such breaks would “impose an undue hardship.”
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Nursing mothers get a break, starting now










