I could not agree with your words more at that point and I appreciate hearing that perspective.
The law explicitly prohibits the secretary from interfering, yet that is precisely what your proposal would do.
You can trust that we will abide by the letter of the law as we move forward.
The same voices now claim this overtime rule will provide a pay raise for millions of Americans. It won't.
Trial lawyers profit while workers are denied their fair share under a broken regulatory system.
The Department of Labor chose once again to take an extreme, partisan approach that will hurt the very people they claim they want to help.
Now we have an overtime rule that will do more harm than good, particularly for lower-income workers and younger Americans.
Those same voices now claim this overtime rule will provide a pay raise for millions of Americans. It won't.
The Department chose, once again, to take an extreme partisan approach that will hurt the very people they claim they want to help.
It could have a combination of tuition increases, service reductions, and possibly layoffs.
The regulatory onslaught under this administration is unprecedented.