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  • News from EPI › Media Advisory: EPI and CLASP to release new research uncovering the disparities in part-time work at press conference on Capitol Hill to introduce the Part-Time Workers Bill of Rights sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Jan Schakowsky

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