#Employment
Target:
Equal Employment Opportunity Commision
Region:
United States of America
Website:
meetup.com

We, the undersigned call on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to include the Single Parents Employment Discrimination Act into the current protections offered to other minorities in order to support the currently vague and invertebrate FRD guidelines a skeleton to support the claims of discrimination against individuals with care giving responsibilities and provide more employee rights in the workforce.

Single parents, especially mothers are a forgotten minority in the United States and the world abroad. Single parents are at a serious disadvantage in the workforce. Many seem concerned about skyrocketing welfare rates bogging down our Federal Budget and there is a lot of pressure on single mothers to work,however, not a lot of opportunity. Some have labeled those unemployed mothers as lazy or "using the system". Most single mothers want to get off the "system. "

The reason why so many single parents are unemployed is simple, it is discrimination, otherwise known as a "productivity risk".

Many single mothers (self-included) work tirelessly to obtain a stable position within the workforce only to be turned away. Please support single parents so we can finally even out the employment playing field.

The Equal Opportunity Employment Act offers protection to those of other races, those with disabilities, pregnant, gender based and even genetic protections, also age discrimination protections, religion protections and National Origin protections, among others.

Please support SPEDA, the Single Parent Employment Discrimination Act to offer this minority the same protection offered to other minorities.

By opening the doors of employment, we may lessen the burden on government assistance agencies and offer a better quality of life to children in Single Parent Households.

You Time is Appreciated, With Great Thanks,

~Kimberly Millet
Founder of SPIN Single Parents Informed Now!

We, the undersigned call on the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission to include the Single Parent Employment Discrimination Act into the current protections offered to other minorities in order to support the currently vague and invertebrate FRD guidelines a skeleton to support the claims of discrimination against individuals with care giving responsibilities and provide more employee rights in the workforce.

Single parents, especially mothers are a forgotten minority in the United States and the world abroad. Single parents are at a serious disadvantage in the workforce. Many seem concerned about skyrocketing welfare rates bogging down our Federal Budget and there is a lot of pressure on single mothers to work,however, not a lot of opportunity. Some have labeled those unemployed mothers as lazy or "using the system". Most single mothers want to get off the "system. " The reason why so many single parents are unemployed is simple, it is discrimination, otherwise known as a "productivity risk".

Many single mothers (self-included) work tirelessly to obtain a stable position within the workforce only to be turned away. Please support single parents so we can finally even out the employment playing field.

The Equal Opportunity Employment Act offers protection to those of other races, those with disabilities, pregnant, gender based and even genetic protections, also age discrimination protections, religion protections and National Origin protections, among others.

Please support SPEDA, the Single Parent Employment Discrimination Act to offer this minority the same protection offered to other minorities.

By opening the doors of employment, we may lessen the burden on government assistance agencies and offer a better quality of life to children in Single Parent Households.

You Time is Appreciated, With Great Thanks,

~Kimberly Millet
Founder of SPIN Single Parents Informed Now!

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