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Congressman Reed’s August Town Hall Meetings
The House of Representatives members are in their Summer “District Work” recess. Their last scheduled work day in Washington was July 31, and are scheduled to return to DC on Tuesday, September 8. That’s 39 days. Rep. Tom Reed has … Continue reading
Posted in 2016, Congress, Constituents, Gun Violence, Reed's Views, Seniors
Tagged August House Recess, background checks, Iran Treaty, low wages, Social Security, Town Hall Meetings
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Low wages are no accident
I urge our lawmakers to consider the consequences of the recommended action (wage increase for fast-food workers) and to address the larger issue of a living wage for all New Yorkers — in particular, those working in human services supporting … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Economics, Political, Reed's Views
Tagged Able 2, ADA Americans with Disabilities Act, low wages, Mark Peters
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Sheltered Workshops
Ray Finger, writing in the Elmira Star Gazette,” writes that local sheltered workshops for the disabled may close if NYS and the Federal Government fail to act. Tom Reed, who wants the disabled to work, should take note. Ray Finger … Continue reading