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Press releases from: July 2014

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HELP Committee Senators to HHS: Mishandling of Dangerous Pathogens Calls for Review of Policies and Procedures
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HELP Committee Senators to HHS: Mishandling of Dangerous Pathogens Calls for Review of Policies and Procedures
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Senators: Corporations Must Give Workers and Retirees Fair Treatment in Bankruptcy
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GAO Undercover Investigation Raises Questions About Pension Advance Companies’ Business Practices
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GAO Undercover Investigation Raises Questions About Pension Advance Companies’ Business Practices
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Update to America’s Workforce Development System Is 14th Bipartisan HELP Committee Bill to Become Law in 2014
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Overhaul of America’s Job Training Programs Headed to President’s Desk Following Strong Bipartisan Support from Congress
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Overhaul of America’s Job Training Programs Headed to President’s Desk Following Strong Bipartisan Support from Congress
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Harkin Joins Colleagues to Introduce Legislative Fix to Protect Women’s Health in Aftermath of Supreme Court Decision
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Harkin: June Jobs Report Shows Positive Economic Growth
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Alexander, Burr, Isakson to National Labor Relations Board: “Congress Never Intended for College Athletes to be Considered Employees”
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Harkin Statement on HHS Inspector General Reports
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Alexander on HHS Inspector General Report

Press releases from: June 2014

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Harkin Statement on PBGC Projections Report
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Harkin Statement on Supreme Court Ruling in Harris v. Quinn
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Harkin: Supreme Court Decision Will Limit Access to Critical Preventive Care for Everyday Working Americans
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Alexander: Hobby Lobby Ruling Makes Clear that “Government Cannot Force Americans to Defy Tenets of Their Faith Simply Because They Own a Business”
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Alexander on Supreme Court Ruling on Harris v. Quinn
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Broad Support for Harkin’s Higher Education Affordability Act
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Twelve Senators Urge Education Department to Protect Students While Continuing Oversight of Other For-Profit Colleges