Alma Adams: “In closing, Mr. Chair, I want to thank you and the committee again for the opportunity to advocate for my constituents.”

Tipped workers are unfortunately paid less per hour than non-tipped workers, and they have less access to benefits.

The $30 billion SNAP cut alongside the provisions you highlight today does a disservice to families in farm country.

Despite demanding and sometimes challenging jobs, women can do it all.

The current sub-minimum wage with tipped employees perpetuates low pay, enables, inexcusable levels of wage theft, and it leads to higher poverty rates.