On the recordJuly 24, 2019
This legislation is based not on the innovative 21st century economy we are fortunate enough to enjoy today, but on the economic and workplace realities of the 1930's.
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congress.govFred Keller: “This legislation is based not on the innovative 21st century economy we are fortunate enough to enjoy today, but on the…”
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Keller argues the PRO Act is outdated and not reflective of current economic realities.
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