On the recordFebruary 11, 2020
Putting people on part-time jobs that don't pay livable wages doesn't get them off a cycle of dependency.
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congress.govPutting people on part-time jobs that don't pay livable wages doesn't get them off a cycle of dependency.
Horsford argues that low-paying jobs fail to lift people out of poverty.
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