On the recordFebruary 3, 1999
It is a condescending regulation that conveys the message that seniors have nothing to contribute and discourages them from serving in the work force.
Benjamin Gilman: “It is a condescending regulation that conveys the message that seniors have nothing to contribute and discourages them…”
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Statement on the negative implications of the earnings limit on seniors' contributions.
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