Tell Senators: Multiemployer Pension Relief to Next Stimulus Legislation

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02 Apr Tell Senators: Multiemployer Pension Relief to Next Stimulus Legislation

Posted at 16:48h in Coronavirus, Pension by bctgm

Democratic congressional leaders are working now on the next emergency legislation to deal with the catastrophic economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

House Speaker Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Schumer are fully supportive of labor’s call for including multiemployer pension relief as a top priority in the next round of stimulus and recovery legislation. Labor had fought to include multiemployer pension relief in the most recent stimulus legislation, but Senate Republican Leader McConnell blocked it.

Now is the time for Senators across the country to hear from our members and retirees that they must take action to Save Our Pensions.