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Posted OnMarch 3, 2020 byadmin

Profile: Leonora Barry

In partnership with the national AFL-CIO and historical societies, the New Jersey State AFL-CIO honors women who have made a significant impact in the labor, suffrage and women’s rights movements. We hope you meet them all.

Today: Leonora Barry. As the first woman paid to be a labor investigator, she rose to high levels in the Knights of Labor, reporting on the unfair practices for women workers.

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