Thanks for human rights【ＵＳＡMail magazine from the White House 2018-08-02】 Pressure, Time, Ivanka: How a Bipartisan Jobs Bill Got Unstuck
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“Nearly
everyone involved expected it to be easy,” Emily Wilkins writes
in Bloomberg Government about modernizing the Perkins Career and
Technical Education Act. “Yet updating the law became a
multi-year battle.” Enter Advisor to the President Ivanka Trump,
who led a White House effort to get the bill over the finish line.
Today,
after a decade of languishing, it became law.
“Wages
and compensation are going up because unemployment is way down,”
Jeffry Bartash reports for MarketWatch.
The biggest increase came in worker benefits, which rose nearly a
full percent last quarter—the largest jump in four years. “Firms
have sought to fill openings by offering better benefits such as
more vacation time or flexible hours. When push comes to shove,
they are offering higher pay,” Bartash writes.
In
the Washington
Examiner, Ted Harvey writes that “the EU’s
decision to purchase more American products — from natural gas
to soybeans — translates to more jobs, higher wages, and
sustained economic growth.” The bottom line, according to
Harvey? “The ‘America First’ agenda is working.”
“The
president and his administration are standing for our troops at
every turn, honoring their service and sacrifice, and creating a
stronger America for each of us – and for a better world,”
retired Navy intelligence officer Steven Rogers writes in
Townhall.
“Today, thanks to President Trump’s strong and passionate
leadership, many of America’s fallen heroes are finally home.”
Dr. Robert Kadlec,
Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response at HHS, writes
in The
Hill that “while the U.S. government is
better prepared than ever to respond to health impacts of
disasters, Americans must keep pace with the very real,
unpredictable, serious threats our nation faces.” He urges
Congress to do the same. |
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