Biography
Margaret Poydock joined EPI in 2016. As the policy associate, she assists the policy team in managing EPI’s legislative and policy initiatives to build a more just economy. Previously, Poydock was EPI’s communications assistant. In that position, she provided support for the media relations, publications, and web departments.
Education
B.S., Political Communication, Emerson College
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President Trump has attacked workers’ safety, wages, and rights since day one
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50 reasons the Trump administration is bad for workers: President Trump has said he would ‘protect’ and ‘fight for’ workers. Instead, his administration has systematically done the opposite.
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The Milwaukee Bucks’ strike shows what’s possible when workers band together
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Workers are striking during the coronavirus: Labor law must be reformed to strengthen this fundamental right
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Republicans and corporate interests exploit coronavirus crisis to erase companies’ liability
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Congress must include worker protections in the next coronavirus relief bill: We need an Essential Workers Bill of Rights
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Trump’s corporate-first agenda has weakened worker protections needed to combat the coronavirus
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The Trump administration has weakened crucial worker protections needed to combat the coronavirus: Agencies tasked with protecting workers have put them in danger
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EPI comments on EEOC’s proposed rule regarding official time in federal sector cases before the Commission
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News from EPI › New Trump administration joint-employer rule has $1 billion price tag for workers
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EPI comments on Colorado Overtime & Minimum Pay Standards Order (COMPS) Order #36
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EPI comments on the Department of Labor’s proposed rule regarding tip regulations
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EPI comments on the Department of Labor’s proposed rule regarding the fluctuating workweek method
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How California’s AB5 protects workers from misclassification
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Letter opposing the nomination of Eugene Scalia for Labor Secretary
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EPI comments on the Department of Labor’s proposed rule regarding the scope and application of the Equal Opportunity Clause’s religious exemption
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August Recess 2019: A look back at the House’s legislative victories that benefit working people
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Proposed rule to privatize the federal Employment Service would likely reduce services for unemployed workers
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The Public Service Freedom to Negotiate Act provides public-sector workers the right to join in union and collectively bargain
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Unchecked corporate power: Forced arbitration, the enforcement crisis, and how workers are fighting back
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The House makes way for equal pay with the passage of Paycheck Fairness Act