
Patty Murray
46:54 - 47:21
"if this draft rule is finalized, which is what my question was to you, it is 3.7 million workers, home care workers, who will be stripped of minimum wage and overtime protections. That's how many home care workers the department is ripping away minimum wage and overtime protections from."
“if this draft rule is finalized, which is what my question was to you, it is 3.7 million workers, home care workers, who will be stripped of minimum wage and overtime protections. That's how many home care workers the department is ripping away minimum wage and overtime protections from.”
When 40 hours hit, they would get a different person. I'm out of time, and I'm going to correct the record here because if the If this draft rule is finalized, which is what my question was to you, it is 3.7 million workers, home care workers, who will be stripped of minimum wage and overtime protections. That's how many home care workers the department is ripping away minimum wage and overtime protections from. And Mr. Chairman, to me, that is anti-worker. Thank you.
The Senate HELP Committee grilled Keith Sonderling on Thursday over his three months as acting Labor secretary, with Democrats citing overtime rollbacks affecting 4 million workers, a pending rule that could strip minimum wage protections from 3.7 million home care workers, and the transfer of K-12 education programs to a department they say lacks the expertise to run them.
