It seems to me that rather than having us people in Washington tell them what is best for them, would it not be better to allow the employee to determine what is in their best interest and best interest of their family?
Glenn Grothman: “It seems to me that rather than having us people in Washington tell them what is best for them, would it not be better…”
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Grothman advocates for employee autonomy over government intervention in work-life balance.
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