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The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee just announced it will hold the Senate’s first hearing on the Employee Free Choice Act on Tuesday, March 27 at 10 am in Dirksen 430.  The hearing will examine how the legislation will restore economic opportunity for working families.  Click here for more information, or to view the post-hearing transcripts when they become available. 

And while the Employee Free Choice Act has not yet been introduced in the Senate, you can let your Senators know how much you care about this legislation.  Write your Senators to co-sponsor the Employee Free Choice Act!

 
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