1980
9to5 Georgia was founded in 1980 when a group of office workers in Atlanta organized to improve working conditions. In Georgia, 9to5 has led campaigns to win living wages, family medical leave, improved access to unemployment insurance, and measures to combat discrimination.
TODAY
9to5 continues to fight for worker justice and family and community sustainability and is building power in our communities. We have active voter engagement, paid leave, utility justice, climate justice, childcare, anti-discrimination, and anti-harassment campaigns throughout the state of Georgia. Our members span from the Metro Atlanta area to Southwest and Central Georgia, and Savannah, Georgia.
Georgia Voters on our Mind!
Are you Vote Ready? Election Season is here and we are ready to go to the polls! We all have a responsibility to our families and communities to leave behind a better future for the next generation. Each of us can make a positive impact, showing that the impossible is possible when we work together. Access our Georgia Civic Engagement page for our voter resources!
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#PaidLeave4AllGA
Paid leave is essential for the economic security of all workers and is a policy with widespread bipartisan support, but some politicians continue to resist it at the local, state,- Georgia Chapter
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Georgia Child Care
We envision a world where families have access to affordable and accesible child care with a well-supported and well-compensated workforce. Our current child care system is built on policies and- Georgia Chapter
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Join us on October 19th from 1 to 4 PM for Pumpkins for Paid Leave, a fun-filled fall festival for families and kids! We'll have pumpkin painting, a costume contest,...
October 19th, 2024 1:00 PM through 4:00 PM
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We are hosting a Zoom meeting with Georgia Southern University student parents. The agenda includes Learning more about 9 to 5, the history of childcare, our campaign story, voter guide education, and actionable steps to be taken!
September 26th, 2024 6:00 PM through 7:00 PM
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Join us for a day of food and connection. We are coming together as parents, providers, and community members to talk about creating a child care system that works for all of us. We will talk about what steps we can take to win support for families and child care providers this year!
October 27th, 2024 1:00 PM through 4:00 PM
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The Care Can't Wait Bus Tour is making its way across the country and is stopping in Atlanta, Georgia! This summer, we're taking care on the road to talk about the importance of paid leave, making care jobs good jobs, and advocating for quality, accessible aging, disability and child care across the country. Join us as we shine a light on the lack of equitable and inclusive care systems and bring together care advocates, elected leaders, and influencers in the fight for better care. The bus tour will be in Atlanta on Saturday, August 31 at 10:00 AM ET at IBEW 613. RSVP today!
August 31st, 2024 10:00 AM through 1:00 PM
IBEW Building Atlanta 30312
Georgia Resources
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Georgia House Bill 1010 Know Your Rights Infographic
Wondering if the new paid leave law covers you? Here is an infographic presented by the Georgia Coalition for Paid Leave to explain the changes to paid leave for Georgia- Georgia Chapter
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2023 Annual Report
2023 was an incredible year of wins, growth, and change for 9to5 and we’re so glad you were with us along the way. Our movement is about you and we- Colorado Chapter
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