It is encouraging to see more and more older Americans continue to make invaluable contributions in the workplace, and committee Republicans are committed to eliminating discrimination in the workplace to ensure a productive and competitive workforce. Unfortunately, H.R. 1230 is an unnecessary and misleading bill that does not ``protect older workers'' and is yet another case of false advertising and empty promises. Committee Democrats failed to allow a proper examination of H.R. 1230, depriving Members of the opportunity to review the legislation appropriately before it was considered by the committee, and, as a result, we are left with the ill-advised bill before us today. This one-size-fits-all, government-knows-best approach is not the answer and will significantly benefit trial lawyers at the cost of older American workers. I strongly encourage a ``no'' vote on H.R. 1230, and I yield back the balance of my time.
Virginia Foxx: “It is encouraging to see more and more older Americans continue to make invaluable contributions in the workplace, and…”
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