It's time for politicians to heed workers' demands.

CEO compensation right now, 400 times more than the average American worker.

the very rich know nothing about how most people live, couldn't care less about real people, and firmly believe they have a divine right to rule.

In this country, workers have the right to form unions, and we are going to do everything we can to make sure that they can exercise that Constitutional right.

If a corporation is going to pride itself on corporate social responsibility in its mission statement or offer grand announcements on inclusivity, respect and a commitment to treating workers well, and if they're going to call their…

We are going to stand with working people and do everything that we can to create an economy that works for all of us.

egregious and widespread misconduct, which showed, a general disregard for the employees' fundamental rights.

Your leadership is much appreciated by CHCs across the country.

egregious and widespread misconduct, which showed, a general disregard for the employees' fundamental rights.

My own personal view, not shared by everybody on this dais, is that health care is a human right.

As broken as our general health care system is, it seems to me that our primary health care system is even more broken.

in accordance with rule XXVI.2 of the Standing Rules of the Senate, I submit for publication in the Congressional Record the subcommittee assignments for the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, as unanimously adopted by…

The PRO Act would not only limit the rights of employers and workers but create substantial economic disruption.

The PRO Act would not only limit the rights of employers and workers but create substantial economic disruption.

The PRO Act would not only limit the rights of employers and workers but create substantial economic disruption.

Politicians, nonetheless, have seized on both the trivial mistakes, trivial mistakes, and the complexity of the science, to cast doubt on the underlying and unrefuted truth of human caused greenhouse gas accumulation.

The reason that this debate is so important is that it reminds me in some ways of the debate taking place in this country and around the world in the late 1930s.

Bottom line is, look, we have an issue that the American people want us to resolve.

I think this issue is huge and challenging, but one that is very amenable to some bipartisan work that can be done.

As Senator Sanders mentioned, we must address their maldistribution in society.

Study after study shows that disease prevention saves money.

99 million primary, 70 million dental, 156 mental health, which everybody in this Committee knows is a horrendous crisis in America.

The National Health Service Corps is one example of such a program, but it is simply inadequate in many ways to meet current needs.

Simply put, it means that a significant percentage of our population live in places where they cannot access the health care they desperately need in a timely manner.

The biggest challenge is the limited availability of clinical training opportunities.