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A Law Protecting Pregnant Workers Could Soon Cover Far Fewer Reproductive Health Conditions

By Sadiya Kherani Inc. November 5, 2026

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The EEOC could narrow workplace accommodations for abortion, fertility treatment, and other reproductive health conditions.

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