FreightCar America pulled out of Johnstown for lower wages in Alabama, then went to Mexico AFTER getting $10 million in Paycheck Protection Program. Every penny of that loan should be repaid & used to help companies that actually care about U.S. workers. https://t.co/iJUtOJIK0C
Frank Burns
@RepFrankBurns · PA · H
Posts28
Engagement55
Voting-record position0.251
CoverageJan 14, 2020 to Aug 5, 2021
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Weve been down before, but Ill never count US workers out of the game. The legislature needs to move now to pass my American Made Jobs Plan, so we can start to rebuild our middle class. https://t.co/zcch0QPNlf
Governor Wolf vetoed putting people back to work. He said no to: LLocally-owned garden centers LBarbershops LSalons LCar dealerships LManufacturing LPet groomers LAnd more... I'm continuing the fight to safely open up Cambria County & get us to green. https://t.co/lGbWLycOe8
If youre looking for a job, visit my website or contact my office for more information: 824-472-8021. https://t.co/QCPZRiU9nu
It's time to get people back to work! The extra money for unemployment has created a disincentive to work. https://t.co/Fr8MLTQAV0
Hardworking people in Cambria County and Pennsylvania have taken it on the chin for too long because of unfair trade, so Im taking off the gloves with bold moves to help bring manufacturing and steel jobs back to the USA. And we have bipartisan support! https://t.co/DBbaiNNoAM
My heart goes out to the families and community affected by this tragedy. As they and his brothers in the fire service mourn Lees loss, I hope his memory can serve as an example of public service to others in our region. https://t.co/FDWWHpGgxk
If you or someone you know is looking for work, the state has 410 positions open in a variety of fields. In addition, over the last two weeks there have been 450+ jobs posted on CareerLink in Cambria County. You can find links to these and more at https://t.co/fnLAU4J9rU https://t.co/N2pNdQmmMA
If you live in the 72nd district, have filed an unemployment claim over three weeks ago and have not received benefits, please call one of my offices - https://t.co/rqk4qsTfyB https://t.co/sVQeDdt1qN
Were competing to attract new industries to our region and having a trained and ready workforce is a big part of that. This $77,000 grant will help train the next generation of Cambria County workers to fill those jobs. https://t.co/m9QpFsU2xe