October 27, 2022
A cop's suit claiming the city of Philadelphia failed to provide officers time or private space to pump breast milk can move forward as a collective action, a Pennsylvania federal judge ruled, though he limited the class to nursing moms instead of all female officers.
December 14, 2021
The city of Philadelphia urged a Pennsylvania federal judge to deny a former police officer's bid to represent a collective of breastfeeding cops who claim they were not provided with a private space to pump, saying the proposed collective is too broad.
July 06, 2021
The city of Philadelphia can escape retaliation and aiding and abetting claims in a proposed collective action but not claims that it discriminated against breastfeeding police officers and violated federal laws by not adequately providing a private space to pump, a Pennsylvania federal judge ruled Tuesday.
November 13, 2020
A Pennsylvania federal judge has refused to toss a proposed collective action by a Philadelphia police officer who says the city violated federal wage and discrimination laws by failing to give breastfeeding officers a private space to pump at work.