Mr. Speaker, there couldn't be a more dangerous industry to work in. Do you want to put some of these foreign companies in charge of worker safety in those places? Not I. I have seen too many mangled bodies in places around the world that tell me no. I am for workers being protected as well as the interests of corporations. Today's action eliminates 80 years of safeguards, safeguards on joint employer responsibility. What does that mean? It means that a company that subcontracts or franchises work to save a buck can shield itself when workers aren't paid fair wages or are denied basic employment rights. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The time of the gentlewoman has expired.
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