The jobless rate was a staggering 19 percent in 1938. Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act, President Roosevelt signed it, and employment went up.
Your testimony included the hypothetical case of a single mother working at minimum wage in Des Moines who would purport...
Yes, but the economy went down the toilet. Don't you think that had a bigger effect than the minimum wage?
Let's assure a better future for Kizzie Simmons' daughter, who wants a college education; for Pattie Federico, who deser...
I cannot, in good conscience, make that assertion generally about these programs.
Seventeen percent goes to instruction, even though that is supposed to be their mission.
American taxpayers cannot afford and should not be asked to subsidize massive marketing and recruiting machines.
Remember three numbers about for-profit schools: 12, 25, and 47.
I'll follow up with--because, as you know, we're trying to get our WIA bill through...
I hope this sequester ends on September 30.
We've got to do a better job of reaching out to the people with disabilities who maybe were working before, got laid off...