The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has left 40 million Americans without safe access to reproductive healthcare — but employers are not without power.
Abortions are now banned or restricted in 14 states, including Texas, Idaho, Ohio, Georgia and Tennesse, while eight other states have bans in the making. In some states, healthcare providers and loved ones who help a patient receive what may be life-saving care may now face criminal charges for doing so. For anyone who can become pregnant in these states, their lives could be at stake.
