Updates | The Week of June 12, 2017

Derek Reinbold // 6/18/17 // Topic Update

Eric Morath reports President Trump plans to expand the U.S. workforce with apprenticeships (WSJ).

President Trump plans to include permit reform in his $1 trillion infrastructure package, writes Melanie Zanona (The Hill).

The Department of Labor’s plan to rescind the “persuader rule” governing anti-union activities will harm workers, writes Marni von Wilpert at ACS Blog.

Pro-family policies pushed by Ivanka Trump are woefully inadequate argue family leave activists (Rewire).

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