Workforce Protections Subcommittee Hearing
10:00 AM, March 3, 2009
2175 Rayburn H.O.B
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
The hearing will explore how family-friendly policies, such as grants to support state paid leave programs, paid leave, expansions to the Family and Medical Leave Act, and paid sick days make sound economic sense not only in good times, but during recessionary times as well.
Archived Webcast »
Witnesses:
- Eileen Appelbaum » Director of the Center for Women and Work Rutgers University
- Michelle Bernard » President and CEO Independent Women’s Forum
- Heather Boushey » Senior Economist Center for American Progress Action Fund
- Rebia Mixon Clay » Home Health Care Worker Chicago
Schedule »
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Recent Items
- Interactive Graphic for the Affordable Health Care for America Act - H.R. 3962 Blog Post
- News of the Day: Seniors, doctors groups throw their support behind House healthcare bill Blog Post
- News of the Day: CNN Reports on H1N1 Flu Emergency Sick-Leave Bill Blog Post
- Preventing Child Abuse and Improving Responses to Families in Crisis Hearing
- CBO Confirms Republican Health Care Bill Would Maintain the Status Quo Press Release
- Introduction of H1N1 Flu Emergency Sick-Leave Bill Garners Great Interest Blog Post
- MIT Analysis Confirms That H.R. 3962 Will Deliver Substantial Savings Press Release
- House Democrats Introduce H1N1 Flu Emergency Sick-Leave Bill Press Release
- News of the Day: Massachusetts provides evidence that health-care reform lowers insurance premiums Blog Post
- Miller: Direct Certification is an Important Tool to Ensure More Eligible Students Receive School Meals Press Release
Issues
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