On the recordJune 2, 2020
I think that problem is being overblown, relative to the more central issue, and that is that people are afraid to go back if they don't believe they are going to be protected in the workplace.
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Kildee emphasizes that fear of workplace safety, not financial incentives, drives unemployment decisions.
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