RT @BryanStirling: Please consider giving folks a second chance, if you want to see what theyve accomplished(jobs, education, etc) here is&
Tom Davis
@senatortomdavis · SC · S
Posts44
Engagement207
Voting-record position0.193
CoverageJan 29, 2020 to Aug 23, 2021
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| Labor | 1.5% | 1.2% | +0.3 pp | Over-indexed | 44 |
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RT @MandyMatney: Im hearing a lot of SC COVID test results are backed up and taking more than a week. A lot of them are hospitality work&
SCDEW will host a virtual meeting tomorrow, Thursday, April 23, at 3 p.m. to discuss the COVID-19 resources available to employers and their employees. Employers can register at https://t.co/jCmP4uzVeu.
.@LindseyGrahamSC tells #accelerateSC that employee recall resistance a predictable consequence of $600 federal weekly supplement to ordinary UI benefits. https://t.co/2KBwU15ni2
Gov. @henrymcmaster just directed SC Dept. of Employment and Workforce to waive the one-week waiting period for individuals eligible to recover unemployment benefits and also to expedite claims submitted by those unemployed as a result of #coronavirus. https://t.co/KZm9r03qTE
.@TheDispatch: In the 1950s, one out of every 20 people in the United States needed a license to do his or her job. Today, one out of every 4. Pruning overly burdensome occupational licensure regulations is tedious, but essential to functioning markets. https://t.co/KrtIDMkNqF
Health care occupational licensing in the U.S. is more pervasive than in other countries, and whats true nationwide is true in South Carolina; our recently enacted laws to empower nurse practitioners and physician assistants are steps forward, but we mustnt rest on our laurels. https://t.co/HN5yDUjsfe
.@fitsnews: “The problem with the state pension isn’t rate of return, it’s the defined-benefit plan. We pour more and more money into a bucket with a hole in it and pretend there’s no hole. The tragedy is this was not only predictable, but predicted.” https://t.co/cFeFDbk5JE
@WatchYourRepsSC @fitsnews The proposed change in plans would be for future employees; retirees and current employees would not be affected. Promises already made must be kept.
RT @craashy: The SC Senate is giving me hope today. Passed s533, a bill to end sub minimum wage, on third reading 43-0 and S628, the Pharma…