Labor laws like the FLSA were passed for a reason. That reason was to protect workers.
Frederica Wilson
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Frederica Smith Wilson is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Florida's 24th congressional district since 2010. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been an advocate for education, healthcare, and social justice issues throughout her tenure in Congress. Wilson is known for her distinctive style, often wearing colorful hats, and her outspoken nature on various political matters.
Thirty-eight million Americans would benefit from a raise to the minimum wage.
These statistics and stories represent real people. These are our constituents.
It is unconscionable that women on average make $10,000 less a year than men.
Mr. Speaker, Boko Haram, with the help of ISIS, has made a dangerous comeback. Just yesterday, Boko Haram attacked again, using a suicide bomber to kill 20 more people. In his inauguration speech last Friday, President Buhari vowed to…
Mr. Speaker, I want to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Head Start program, which has served more than 30 million American children. As a former Head Start teacher, I know firsthand what access to education and a hearty breakfast…
Mr. Speaker, today I, along with many of my colleagues--both women and men, Republicans and Democrats--wear red to pressure Nigerian President-elect Muhammadu Buhari into taking aggressive action against Boko Haram. Next week, as Nigeria…
I hope that we can work together. I know that you have been working on this issue for many years.
We are the worst. We are the worst on the workers' compensation in a race to the bottom.
This is not a family-friendly policy. Let us remember this as we consider these proposed cuts.
I strongly urge the administration to reconsider its proposal to cut benefits under the FECA. These cuts are not fair.





