Donald Norcross: “What we are trying to look at here is a win for both employers and employees.”

To wrap up, let's be clear: This is an attack on people's voices at the workplace. This is something that we collectively have looked at for over 40 years, and we continue to have a productive way of keeping people safe on the job and to…

I thank Mr. Larson for being the voice of Social Security and the voice of the future. I rise today for almost 150,000 recipients in my district in southern New Jersey, the First District, for those American families who have worked hard…

I remind everybody that we do not allow Chinese-made solar panels on our satellites, and that facts do count. Mr. Chair, I yield 1\1/2\ minutes to the gentleman from Washington (Mr. Smith), the ranking member of the committee.

The biggest loophole in labor law is how the richest executives in human history can simply run out the clock on their workers’ first union contract.