Increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour and provide federally-funded paid leave. Every worker deserves to earn enough to live a middle-class lifestyle, provide for their family, save for retirement, and send their kids to college. The Obama-Biden Administration extended long overdue overtime and minimum wage protections to nearly 2 million home care workers. As President, Biden will codify these protections into law and build on them. Biden will support indexing the minimum wage to the median hourly wage so that low-wage workers’ wages keep up with those of middle-income workers. He will also ensure that Medicaid reimbursement levels reflect fair wages, while increasing access to HCBS—alleviating tension between access to services and paying people a fair wage.
Sign into law Senator Harris and Congresswoman Jayapal’s Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights, which, among other things, establishes a federal wage and standard board to set fair wage levels and define working conditions for domestic workers, including direct care workers, across the United States. He will protect the right of all workers to participate in a union. And, he will reinstate the Obama-Biden rule, which the Trump Administration has since reversed, that makes it easier for independent-provider home care workers to participate in a union. And, he will both stop the misclassification of workers as independent contractors and give the right to collectively bargain to independent contractors. He will also ensure that domestic workers have the right to basic workplace protections, including safe and healthy work environments.
Provide support for direct care workers to engage with consumers to develop appropriate training and career opportunities to improve community living services. He will direct states to consult care providers, labor unions, and community advocates on decisions that impact the quality, affordability, or access of care. Read Biden’s full plan at http://joebiden.com/empowerworker
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Increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour and provide federally-funded paid leave. Every worker deserves to earn enough to live a middle-class lifestyle, provide for their family, save for retirement, and send their kids to college. The Obama-Biden Administration extended long overdue overtime and minimum wage protections to nearly 2 million home care workers. As President, Biden will codify these protections into law and build on them. Biden will support indexing the minimum wage to the median hourly wage so that low-wage workers’ wages keep up with those of middle-income workers. He will also ensure that Medicaid reimbursement levels reflect fair wages, while increasing access to HCBS—alleviating tension between access to services and paying people a fair wage.
Sign into law Senator Harris and Congresswoman Jayapal’s Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights, which, among other things, establishes a federal wage and standard board to set fair wage levels and define working conditions for domestic workers, including direct care workers, across the United States. He will protect the right of all workers to participate in a union. And, he will reinstate the Obama-Biden rule, which the Trump Administration has since reversed, that makes it easier for independent-provider home care workers to participate in a union. And, he will both stop the misclassification of workers as independent contractors and give the right to collectively bargain to independent contractors. He will also ensure that domestic workers have the right to basic workplace protections, including safe and healthy work environments.
Provide support for direct care workers to engage with consumers to develop appropriate training and career opportunities to improve community living services. He will direct states to consult care providers, labor unions, and community advocates on decisions that impact the quality, affordability, or access of care. Read Biden’s full plan at http://joebiden.com/empowerworker
Increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour and provide federally-funded paid leave. Every worker deserves to earn enough to live a middle-class lifestyle, provide for their family, save for retirement, and send their kids to college. The Obama-Biden Administration extended long overdue overtime and minimum wage protections to nearly 2 million home care workers. As President, Biden will codify these protections into law and build on them. Biden will support indexing the minimum wage to the median hourly wage so that low-wage workers’ wages keep up with those of middle-income workers. He will also ensure that Medicaid reimbursement levels reflect fair wages, while increasing access to HCBS—alleviating tension between access to services and paying people a fair wage. Sign into law Senator Harris and Congresswoman Jayapal’s Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights, which, among other things, establishes a federal wage and standard board to set fair wage levels and define working conditions for domestic workers, including direct care workers, across the United States. He will protect the right of all workers to participate in a union. And, he will reinstate the Obama-Biden rule, which the Trump Administration has since reversed, that makes it easier for independent-provider home care workers to participate in a union. And, he will both stop the misclassification of workers as independent contractors and give the right to collectively bargain to independent contractors. He will also ensure that domestic workers have the right to basic workplace protections, including safe and healthy work environments. Provide support for direct care workers to engage with consumers to develop appropriate training and career opportunities to improve community living services. He will direct states to consult care providers, labor unions, and community advocates on decisions that impact the quality, affordability, or access of care. Read Biden’s full plan at http://joebiden.com/empowerworker s
u must realize all this will not go over well with righties because it helps americans more than the rich
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Increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour and provide federally-funded paid leave. Every worker deserves to earn enough to live a middle-class lifestyle, provide for their family, save for retirement, and send their kids to college. The Obama-Biden Administration extended long overdue overtime and minimum wage protections to nearly 2 million home care workers. As President, Biden will codify these protections into law and build on them. Biden will support indexing the minimum wage to the median hourly wage so that low-wage workers’ wages keep up with those of middle-income workers. He will also ensure that Medicaid reimbursement levels reflect fair wages, while increasing access to HCBS—alleviating tension between access to services and paying people a fair wage. Sign into law Senator Harris and Congresswoman Jayapal’s Domestic Workers’ Bill of Rights, which, among other things, establishes a federal wage and standard board to set fair wage levels and define working conditions for domestic workers, including direct care workers, across the United States. He will protect the right of all workers to participate in a union. And, he will reinstate the Obama-Biden rule, which the Trump Administration has since reversed, that makes it easier for independent-provider home care workers to participate in a union. And, he will both stop the misclassification of workers as independent contractors and give the right to collectively bargain to independent contractors. He will also ensure that domestic workers have the right to basic workplace protections, including safe and healthy work environments. Provide support for direct care workers to engage with consumers to develop appropriate training and career opportunities to improve community living services. He will direct states to consult care providers, labor unions, and community advocates on decisions that impact the quality, affordability, or access of care. Read Biden’s full plan at http://joebiden.com/empowerworker s
u must realize all this will not go over well with righties because it helps americans more than the rich
With control of both houses and the president's signature not much will stop the Democratic platform but division with in their caucus. That caucus is divided it what becomes when you make such a large tent. Democrats can unite but as easily splinter to their factions.
With control of both houses and the president's signature not much will stop the Democratic platform but division with in their caucus. That caucus is divided it what becomes when you make such a large tent. Democrats can unite but as easily splinter to their factions.