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A House workforce subcommittee held a hearing on August 26 aimed at “cutting red tape” for workers and employers. The politics matter because these hearings often preview labor policy fights and anti-regulatory pushes dressed up as common sense.
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A House workforce subcommittee held a hearing on August 26 aimed at “cutting red tape” for workers and employers. The politics matter because these hearings often preview labor policy fights and anti-regulatory pushes dressed up as common sense.
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