Workplace Bills Languish as Virus Relief Talks Continue

May 4, 2020, 10:55 AM UTC

The Senate’s back in session, as the Trump administration and lawmakers continue to negotiate the next round of coronavirus response legislation. Those talks—including a showdown over GOP-backed liability protections for reopening businesses—promise to crowd a limited legislative calendar as the November elections draw near.

Job Training: A push to replenish federal workforce training funds is the labor and employment initiative most likely to get the bipartisan support needed to move in Congress. A wide range of paid leave, workplace discrimination, and immigration bills are expected to languish.

Policy Switch: White House Domestic Policy Council Joel Grogan’s upcoming exit, meanwhile, ...

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