My first priority is to get people back to working meaningful jobs and promising careers. With thousands of unemployed residents, now is the time to act boldly to pursue the jobs that will power the future of the Massachusetts economy. https://t.co/SQZyBMxOBQ
Ronald Mariano
@RonMariano · MA · H
Posts98
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Voting-record position-0.361
CoverageMar 28, 2021 to Jun 1, 2022
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| Labor | 1.8% | 1.9% | −0.1 pp | Under-indexed | 98 |
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Eliminating the film tax credit sunset will provide the certainty needed for the industry to take root in MA. Producers are looking to make long-term commitments, and the existing sunset language is preventing MA from becoming truly competitive and creating more job opportunities https://t.co/mtlRpKPoyp
During the #COVID19 pandemic, the House has worked to provide support to our businesses, our workforce, and our economy. Acting on this commitment, House membership today voted to reject the Governor’s changes relative to unemployment insurance and emergency paid sick leave. ⬇️
“The House and the Senate continue to believe that paid sick leave will protect our communities by preventing the further spread of #COVID19, and our municipal employees deserve the same access to it as other workers.” https://t.co/vTQMbcngQj
Thank you Leader @RepFrankMoran for introducing Amendment #823. We look forward to creating a House Intern Pipeline Program that fosters diversity and provides meaningful pathways to careers in public service. https://t.co/OJ6RSENxuc
The legislation also: <U+2705>Provides flexibility so retired teachers and other public employees can go back to work to ease staffing shortages <U+2705>Extends remote public meetings, town meetings, notarizations, and reverse-mortgage counseling
The legislation also: ✅Provides flexibility so retired teachers and other public employees can go back to work to ease staffing shortages ✅Extends remote public meetings, town meetings, notarizations, and reverse-mortgage counseling
The legislation also: ✅Provides flexibility so retired teachers and other public employees can go back to work to ease staffing shortages ✅Extends remote public meetings, town meetings, notarizations, and reverse-mortgage counseling
The legislation also: ✅Provides flexibility so retired teachers and other public employees can go back to work to ease staffing shortages ✅Extends remote public meetings, town meetings, notarizations, and reverse-mortgage counseling
The legislation also: ✅Provides flexibility so retired teachers and other public employees can go back to work to ease staffing shortages ✅Extends remote public meetings, town meetings, notarizations, and reverse-mortgage counseling