VIDEO RELEASE: Committee Republicans Raise Constitutional Objections to President's "Recess" Appointments
February 10, 2012This week, the House Committee on Education and th...
Kline: K-12 Legislation Marks Next Chapter in Education Reform
February 9, 2012"Health Care Challenges Facing Pennsylvania's Workers and Job Creators"
February 22, 2012Field hearing on “Health Care Challenges Facing Pe...
H.R. 3989, "Student Success Act" and H.R. 3990, "Encouraging Innovation and Effective Teachers Act"
February 16, 2012
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New K-12 Legislation Marks Next Chapter in Education Reform
Bills encourage state and local control, support effective teachers, and enhance flexibility. Read more...
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President Obama recently made three recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board while Congress was not actually in recess. The president's unprecedented move could leave future actions by the board open to legal challenges and create confusion in the workplace. Do you believe these so-called recess appointments could spark additional uncertainty for employers and workers?
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