Since being elected to Congress in 1992, I have been focused on serving the people of New York's Eighth Congressional District, and on the most pressing issues facing our country -- the economy, our security, health care and education. I have worked each and every day to protect our progressive values and have fought vigorously to defend our Constitution and ensure that our individual rights and liberties remain sacrosanct. I have also led a multi-decade effort to ensure that we have cleaner and more efficient transportation and infrastructure for New York and the rest of the country.
Your support will go far to advance my efforts in the halls of Congress and here in New York. Please feel free to contact my office directly if you have any questions. And please stay in touch. I want to hear from you.
Again, thank you very much for your continued support.
Warm regards,
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Congressman Jerrold Nadler
Members of New York's Congressional delegation want to make it easier for pregnant women in the workplace.
Representatives Jerrold Nadler of Manhattan and Brooklyn and Carolyn Maloney of Manhattan and Queens introduced the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act in Washington Tuesday.
If passed, it would require employers to make accommodations for workers who are pregnant, such as limiting physically strenuous aspects of a job.
Employers would be forbidden to force pregnant workers to take leave.