On the recordMarch 30, 2009
Considering our unemployment rate is over 8 percent right now and we have lost millions of jobs, is this really a big job-creator?
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congress.govConsidering our unemployment rate is over 8 percent right now and we have lost millions of jobs, is this really a big job-creator?
Shea-Porter questions the job creation potential of nuclear projects amid high unemployment.
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If the employer says after 80 hours, I am not going to give you comp time, I have decided I would rather cash out, do you think it would be fair to pay the employee interest for the money that they held during that time?
we're talking about people. We're talking about workers. We're talking about a lot of workers who are earning a wage that none of us would accept.
Employees cannot count on using time when they actually need it, so employees cannot necessarily save up for, say, a birth or a surgery.