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Re-opening requires putting working families first

Re-opening requires putting working families first

By Public Rights Project – The United States Department of Labor has solicited comments from the public in a National Online Dialogue to collect ideas about “challenges that may be faced as businesses reopen.” Public Rights Project has submitted the commentary below to highlight key challenges facing vulnerable workers.

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Re-opening requires putting working families first

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