Great nations and their leaders seek a claim upon history. Whatever the outcome of the coming election, the president will be given the awesome responsibility to send Americans back into deep space. And this time, to stay.
Arizona, like the nation as a whole, is experiencing an uneven recovery from the initial economic impacts of the pandemic. What that means is that some sectors of the economy have rebounded sharply, while others remain in freefall.
U.S. Chamber President Suzanne Clark joined Rep. Katherine Clark and Sen. Lisa Murkowski in penning an op-ed in The Hill on the crucial role childcare plays in the nation's economy.
On the Chamber's work on diversity and inequality of opportunity: 'The U.S. Chamber of Commerce recently endorsed — and thus will score members of Congress on — a package of bipartisan bills that propose tangible solutions to start addressing injustices...and effort to advance business solutions and policy recommendations to bridge opportunity gaps'.
The future of work is now and the problem we are solving is not adapting to new technologies, but adapting to the dynamism of the economy, which will only accelerate.
We need to write the rules of global trade, or they will be written for us in ways that won’t favor the U.S
The SAFE TO WORK Act would also protect our frontline health care workers and facilities from excessive litigation. These men and women have put their own lives at risk over the past few months fighting the virus on long shifts with little sleep; the least Congress can do is make sure they don’t need to worry about getting sued too.
Click here to access the op-ed.
Neil Bradley writes about Antitrust in Real Clear Policy., "...CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google will appear at a high-profile antitrust hearing where they are likely to face questions about whether our nation’s antitrust laws apply to their innovative high-tech businesses. And soon the House Subcommittee on Antitrust is expected to produce a seminal report that will delve deeper into these issues."
Despite recent signs of growth, more than 17 million Americans remain unemployed, and how to compensate them has become a contentious political issue.
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