Christine Canavan on LABOR

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Voted NO on $2.5M more for collective bargaining at UMass.
Platform indicates voting NO in Part IV: ECONOMIC GROWTH:Supporting the Transition from Welfare to Work.

[Welfare] recipients not qualifying as exempt, and whose child of record is under the age at which full-time school attendance is mandatory, may meet [only] 10 hours of the work requirement through education and training programs.

Relevant platform section: PART IV: ECONOMIC GROWTH, JOBS & SECURITY: Supporting the Transition from Welfare to Work: "We are committed to ensuring a safety net to members of our families in times of need. We recognize that for some, that transition may take a lifetime."

Bill Section 487 ; vote number MAX05-H005 on May 5, 2003

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Christine Canavan on LABOR

Voted NO on $2.5M more for collective bargaining at UMass. Platform indicates voting NO in Part IV: ECONOMIC GROWTH:Supporting the Transition from Welfare to Work.

Voted NO on $2.5M more for collective bargaining at UMass.
Platform indicates voting NO in Part IV: ECONOMIC GROWTH:Supporting the Transition from Welfare to Work.