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Chairman Tim Walberg commented on continued job growth in response to April's Department of Labor report. He highlighted Republican-led pro-growth policies while noting ongoing efforts by his committee. The House Education and Workforce Committee oversees key areas including education, labor, health, and workforce development.
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Chairman Tim Walberg spoke at a field hearing about changes facing America's mining industry. The discussion included new funding initiatives for advanced technology as well as recent regulatory developments.
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A congressional field hearing focusing on mining's future will take place in Indiana on May 8. Lawmakers aim to discuss worker protection issues alongside industry leaders. The event will be open to press coverage.
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Secretary McMahon is set to testify before Congress about Department of Education policies. Lawmakers will review priorities affecting education funding, student loans, and workforce issues.
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Chairman Tim Walberg expressed support for a new Department of Education rule designed to lower college costs through reforms tied to the Working Families Tax Cuts. The move aims to make student loan repayment simpler for borrowers while encouraging schools to offer better value.
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Chairman Tim Walberg addressed a new report alleging anti-Christian bias within the Biden-Harris administration. He highlighted concerns about religious liberty while outlining actions taken by Republicans under former President Trump.
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A congressional subcommittee led by Rep. Kevin Kiley will hold a hearing tomorrow focused on how equity policies affect academic excellence in K-12 schools. Witnesses from various organizations are set to testify before lawmakers. The session will be accessible both in person for press members and via livestream.
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Rep. Kevin Kiley has scheduled a subcommittee hearing focused on how equity policies affect academic excellence in K-12 schools. The event will take place April 28 at the Rayburn House Office Building and be available via livestream.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee will hold a field hearing in Fort Branch, Indiana on May 8 about mining's future. The event will discuss worker protection issues within the industry. It will be open to press attendance with live streaming available.
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Chairman Tim Walberg welcomed a new Department of Labor rule on joint employment released April 22. He said it would bring needed clarity for workers while reducing regulatory burdens on small businesses. The announcement highlights continued efforts by lawmakers overseeing education and labor policy.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee has passed a bill aimed at updating job training programs in the United States. Led by Chairman Tim Walberg, H.R. 8210 seeks to better connect education with employment opportunities while strengthening oversight of federal workforce initiatives.
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Chairman Tim Walberg called for support of a new bill aimed at modernizing America’s workforce development system during a committee markup on Apr. 21. The proposed legislation seeks greater state flexibility while focusing on better outcomes for both workers and employers.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee plans a markup session for H.R. 8210 aimed at updating workforce policies. The meeting will be held April 21 in Washington D.C., with press access available both in person and online.
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Chairman Tim Walberg led an April 17 hearing examining Health & Human Services' policies amid rising healthcare costs. The session covered topics including cost transparency reforms, child nutrition guidelines changes under Secretary Kennedy's leadership, early childhood program oversight reforms—and fiscal proposals aiming for taxpayer savings.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee will review new legislation aimed at modernizing workforce systems during an April 21 markup session. The bill seeks improvements in worker outcomes and economic strength while ensuring taxpayer accountability.
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Rep. Tim Walberg's committee will hold a public hearing tomorrow to examine Health and Human Services policies. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is set to testify before lawmakers at Rayburn House Office Building.
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Chairman Tim Walberg announced new results from the Working Families Tax Cuts on April 15. The reforms aim at reducing student debt burdens while saving taxpayers billions. Changes include stricter program accountability measures along with expanded Pell Grant access.
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Chairman Ryan Mackenzie led a hearing examining how artificial intelligence is changing jobs for American workers. Lawmakers discussed both opportunities for growth through innovation as well as concerns about inconsistent state regulations.
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A House subcommittee led by Rep. Ryan Mackenzie will hold a hearing April 15 examining how artificial intelligence affects workers and employers. Witnesses from various organizations are set to testify before lawmakers consider future policies.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee will hold a hearing on April 17 about Health and Human Services policies. The session will be led by Chairman Tim Walberg. The public can follow along via livestream or attend in person.