Let me begin by thanking the committee Chair, Senator Alexander, Ranking Member Senator Murray, and the other committee members for giving me this opportunity to testify about the Board's recent Browning-Ferris decision and its practical impacts in the modern workplace.
Michael Rubin thanks the committee members for the opportunity to discuss the Browning-Ferris decision.
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