What Congress can do is to not just acknowledge that is true but to respond by ensuring that workers can transition into good-quality jobs as seamlessly and at low cost as possible to them.
Seth Harris: “What Congress can do is to not just acknowledge that is true but to respond by ensuring that workers can transition into…”
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Harris emphasizes Congress's role in facilitating job transitions for workers affected by climate change.
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So in his State of the Union Address earlier this year, President Obama talked about his central goal, a rising, thriving middle class with ladders of opportunity available to everyone.
The President's fiscal year 2014 budget proposal invests in the things we need to grow our economy, create jobs, and strengthen the middle class while further reducing the deficit in a balanced way.
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