Andrea Hsu
speaker
1,135 appearances
153 recordings
3 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 18 Sep
Andrea Hsu’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 128 in all, peaking in Dec 2025 with 25.
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They earn less money than full-time employees and have few benefits.
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Still, many of them say it's worth it for the freedom to work when they want.
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It's NPR.
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Back in 1979, the EEOC told employers they could lawfully take temporary steps to address race or sex-based imbalances in their workforce.
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It was a green light to create things like mentoring programs for women and hiring targets for minority candidates.
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But now under President Trump, the agency has reversed course.
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Agency Chair Andrea Lucas has argued that federal civil rights laws apply equally to all workers and that programs aimed at helping Black or female workers are not okay because they exclude white people and men.
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The lone Democrat on the commission, Kalpana Kotigal, called the move to rescind the guidance yet another attack on civil rights protections.
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Andrea Hsu, NPR News.
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Back in 1979, the EEOC told employers they could lawfully take temporary steps to address race- or sex-based imbalances in their workforce.
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It was a green light to create things like mentoring programs for women and hiring targets for minority candidates.
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But now under President Trump, the agency has reversed course.
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Agency Chair Andrea Lucas has argued that federal civil rights laws apply equally to all workers and that programs aimed at helping black or female workers are not OK because they exclude white people and men.
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The lone Democrat on the commission, Kalpana Kotigal, called the move to rescind the guidance yet another attack on civil rights protections.
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Andrea Hsu, NPR News.
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Decades ago, as a student, Douglas Kassa helped with research behind a color chart for urine.
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Today, as CEO of the Corey Stringer Institute at the University of Connecticut, he's urging people to pay attention to the findings.
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Another thing Casa says people can monitor is their weight.
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If it changes from day to day, he says, it's probably dehydration.
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Now, for workers who are starting new jobs outdoors in the heat, he says it's important to acclimatize, slowly ramping up the hours.
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