Congress should be preparing for more job displacement, not less ...Middle East

On July 1, the long-standing Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program expired, marking a symbolic reversal of over a half-century of government support for workers whose jobs are impacted by trade. Unless Congress acts, communities will no longer have access to dedicated funding to help residents recover after mass layoffs. While the TAA program’s reach has been modest in recent years, its quiet decline sends a troubling message. Rather than modernizing in the face of new challenges, the government is reneging on its pledge to help workers adapt to a changing economy. For 60 years, TAA has served as both an acknowledgment and a reminder that government policies can sometimes, ev

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