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On April 20, the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on the nomination of Julie Su to serve as the next U.S. Secretary of Labor. Su, who was approved as the No. 2 at Labor by the Senate last Congress in a party line , previously served as California Labor Secretary. Before holding the Secretary of Labor role in California, Su also served as California Labor Commissioner from 2011 through 2018. Su was also one of the top architects of California鈥檚 controversial Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) law, which instituted an arbitrary and vague three-stage, 鈥淎BC鈥� test to prove a worker is an independent contractor instead of an employee.

On April 17, 老牛影视sent a letter, notifying the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee of our opposition to Julie Su to serve as the next U.S. Secretary of Labor.

On March 30, 老牛影视joined a coalition of trade and business organizations in a letter to the committee raising considerable questions around the nomination of Su and her questionable record over the past years as Deputy Secretary and her previous role in California, and urging the committee to question Su on the current challenges facing the Department of Labor and the workforce in the United States.

老牛影视believes that during her time as Deputy Secretary, Ms. Su has shown she is unwilling or unable to consider the concerns of thousands of our nation鈥檚 small business and millions of workers who face daunting challenges under the DOL鈥檚 current regulatory agenda. Without assurances from Ms. Su that the voices of the majority of small businesses will be heard at DOL, 老牛影视will be forced to continue to raise serious concerns with her nomination.