When it comes to equal pay, knowledge is power

By Deb Fischer

Published April 9, 2015 9:00am ET

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When it comes to equal pay, knowledge is power — Deb Fischer has been working with diligently to present new policy ideas that enhance flexibility for women while also ensuring all Americans have the tools needed to advance in the workplace. (AP Photo) | Pablo Martinez Monsivais

American women have plenty to worry about. Car pools, aging parents, young children and just trying to make ends meet keep us plenty busy.

Stay-at-home moms and working women alike know what it means to set priorities — we do it every single day. Recently, the national spotlight has turned to the challenges faced by women in the workplace. This has been the subject of conversations in boardrooms, coffee shops and in the halls of Congress.

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