On the recordOctober 22, 2019
The right to organize as the law currently stands does not empower our constituents to harness their true economic potential.
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congress.govThe right to organize as the law currently stands does not empower our constituents to harness their true economic potential.
Wilson emphasizes the need for stronger organizing rights for workers.
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