
Patty Murray
20:14 - 20:45
"You rescinded the overtime rule in May, slamming the door on time and a half pay for more than 4 million workers who already aren't making much to begin with. At the same time, you're working to rescind the independent contractor rule. You want to let giant corporations classify workers as contractors so they don't have to pay them minimum wage and overtime."
“You rescinded the overtime rule in May, slamming the door on time and a half pay for more than 4 million workers who already aren't making much to begin with. At the same time, you're working to rescind the independent contractor rule. You want to let giant corporations classify workers as contractors so they don't have to pay them minimum wage and overtime.”
You rescinded the overtime rule in May, slamming the door on time and a half pay for more than 4 million workers who already aren't making much to begin with. At the same time, you're working to rescind the independent contractor rule. You want to let giant corporations classify workers as contractors so they don't have to pay them minimum wage and overtime. A conservative estimate finds this rule would rob workers of $3.7 billion a year. That is an outside outright grift.
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.
