It is incumbent upon us to ensuring our labor market prioritizes productivity, fair pay, and an improved quality of life for workers--not merely profits for the biggest corporations and wealthiest shareholders.
Stressing the need for labor market reforms focused on workers' welfare.
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I am less optimistic, albeit still hopeful about the willingness or ability of the House majority to do what is right.
Ironically, the housing we build for veterans, we can't put veterans in there because their disability benefits make them ineligible.
The legislative response to those issues from this Congress has largely been nonexistent.
I am less optimistic, albeit still hopeful about the willingness or ability of the House majority to do what is right.
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