Jeanne Dietsch

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Voting-record position-0.007
CoverageJun 16, 2020 to Oct 3, 2022
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Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

BRING BACK SOME WORKERS WHEN YOU COME HOME! NH has one of the worst workforce shortages in the nation, so if you're going to take people from their jobs to send them to TX, at least bring some workers back with you. Will DeSantis pay their airfare? #NHPolitics #NewHampshire https://t.co/oOQdU1ANjk

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

I am so thankful to have the support of New Hampshires working people. Together we can make this state a place where hard work pays off, and through good jobs and great schools, the American Dream is a reality. Lets do this. #NHpolitics https://t.co/QadPMvCUK9

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

So good to be back at work, and working to help get my constituents back to work as soon and as safely as we can. #nhpolitics #nhsenatedems https://t.co/L7PsWCv4dA

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

Today marks the longest stretch in history without minimum wage increase. That may be fine for people with resorts and famous families, but regular Americans deserve a raise. #nhpolitics

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

A CLEAR VOICE FOR WORKING FOLKS! Kevin Cavanaugh will make NH work for workers and make sure contracts go to the best qualified, not the best-connected. #NHPolitics https://t.co/GRmBjZt2r6

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

So being "free" is now more important to economies than GDP? Workers of low productivity firms may earn $7.25 an hr & be homeless, but they're free, free, free of income & sales tax! #granitecrock #nhpolitics https://t.co/z6dZo58DXg

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

A compromise minimum wage boost was vetoed in 2019 to supposedly forestall runaway inflation. In 2020, the reason was possible job cuts. Data and facts tell us neither excuse holds up. Employers report they cant attract workers when surrounding states pay 60-70% higher. https://t.co/oxVeYAru2b

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

RT @GrStateMatters: LABOR DAY: WHO'S LAZY? Main reasons for lack of workforce are: loss of young folks, lack of immigrants and, oh, our ove<U+2026>

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

NH LABOR DEMISE: This is how it happened in Michigan. Trump may be gone, but his supporters will sweep a union-busting bill thru in NH in 2021. #nhpolitics https://t.co/z1dAdAOPVl

Labor

Jeanne Dietsch

@JeanneDietsch

Democratic NH Senate

Hard work should pay off. This Summer marks the longest period in the history of the minimum wage without a change. On Wednesday, we need to stop stalling and override the veto of HB731 and show that representatives of the people stand up for hard working people. #NHpolitics

Labor