I want to echo the chair's comments about the fact that this is a team on this subcommittee.
Like you, I am very concerned about the impact of the March 1 sequester on the American economy.
I look forward to working with you.
the most important subcommittees in Congress, which is about making sure that people who get up to work every day come h...
this topic of sequestration is probably the most critical facing our country in the near term.
I think the undersecretary got it right. The fact of the matter is, is that procurement for programs like submarines, wh...
Much has been said about this guidance, and no doubt we will hear from some of our witnesses today why they believe the ...
Since 1988, the WARN Act has ensured the protection of our workers by requiring covered employers to provide affected wo...
The opposite happened. You said, yes, you know WARN Act, all hands on deck. Notices went out.
the civilian workforce at the Department of Defense is probably going to be subject to some pretty heavy layoffs, which ...
the topic of sequestration is probably the most critical facing our country in the near term.
this request for an opinion did not come from the White House. It did not come from David Axelrod.
I want to thank all of our witnesses for coming to share their experience and expertise on the Worker Adjustment Retrain...
It is way too early for employers to be giving these notices.
I thank you again for inviting me to testify.
I believe there remains bipartisan interest in both chambers of Congress to avoid these broad and indiscriminate cuts to...
The notion that that employer was obligated to have a mass blanket WARN notice, frankly, is just completely disconnected...
Sequestration would be a disaster for this country in terms of having, again, an indiscriminate mechanism go through the...
