Since being elected, my office has provided services to constituents such as connecting them w/ necessary resources. Today @GovAbbott not only cost thousands of Texas workers their jobs, but hinders the opportunity for us as electeds to provide direct help to our constituents.
Eddie Rodriguez
@EddieforTexas · TX · H
Posts120
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Voting-record position-0.258
CoverageMar 9, 2020 to Jan 9, 2022
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| Labor | 2.8% | 1.9% | +0.9 pp | Over-indexed | 120 |
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When I was in college I worked at Henry's Puffy Tacos in San Antonio, a cook at Hole in the Wall on the Drag in Austin, and as a bar back at Antones. Today, I have served almost 20 years in the Texas capitol and am running for US Congress. No job is low-skilled. https://t.co/fGr0PpZThV
RT @AFLCIOGlobal: On #May1st2020 we continue our struggle for a more just future where all workers can live with dignity and have access to&
Had a great conversation with Bryan Daniel, Chairman of the @TXWorkforce Commission today. He informed me that TWC will waive the work search requirement to receive unemployment insurance benefits. The one-week waiting period should also be waived later today. #COVID19 #txlege
You cant be pro-business if youre not pro-worker. This pandemic has shown just how important it is that we have paid sick leave. Workers shouldnt have to choose between their health or food & shelter. This endangers workers, customers, our economy & everyone in our community.
If this crisis has taught us anything its that workers are the backbone of our economy. That is why today I am rolling out my plan to support workers rights. Read the full plan at https://t.co/cVzxJ4hwI5 https://t.co/PxhUBWiQAT
Labor leaders, communications workers, and elected officials (<U+0001F64B><U+0001F3FE><U+200D><U+2642><U+FE0F>) agree: Texas needs Frank! It was great to get out and knock doors for @FrankForTexas this morning with @CWAunion, @hinojosaTX w/ @TexasDemocrats, @ricktxAFLCIO, and Shelly Porter & Tom Cummins w/ @TexasAFT! 1/2 https://t.co/VVBhCAjhyp
Uplifting the brave staff at VIA 313 who protested yesterday for fair working conditions. During college I worked next door at Hole in the Wall & have since passed legislation to prevent wage theft. Paid sick & COVID safety should be the floor for workers' rights. Solidarity. https://t.co/zR632sbfPO
$1,200 is about one months pay at the minimum wage before taxes. Thats how much the #COVID19 federal relief checks are. Our minimum wage is not a living wage. We must #RaiseTheWage. #txlege
Rep. @DonnaHowardTX and I are going to be holding a Facebook Live town hall on Thursday at 7 PM. We will be taking questions about #COVID19 in Travis County. (1/2) #StayHomeWorkSafe #txlege https://t.co/AY61VaRNb4