Public Notes on 1993-H1900

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1993-H1900 on Apr 28, 1993

Establishes certain privacy protections for employees and customers with respect to electronic monitoring in the workplace by employers.
Directs the Secretary of Labor to enforce such protections.
Provides for coverage of employees of the House of Representatives and the Senate under this Act.

Topic: Homeland Security
Headline: Address abuses of electronic monitoring in the workplace (Score: 2)
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Sponsorships: p=sponsored; o=co-sponsored; s=signed
Memberships: c=chair; m=member; e=endorsed; f=profiled; s=scored
Resolutions: i=introduced; w=wrote; a=adopted
Cases: w=wrote; j=joined; d=dissented; c=concurred

Democrats participating in 1993-H1900

Neil Abercrombie s1o Hawaii Democrat

Gary Ackerman s1o New York Dem./Ind./Lib./Working-Fam.

Xavier Becerra s1o California Democrat

Howard Berman s1o California Democrat

David Bonior s1o Michigan Democrat

Robert Borski s1o Pennsylvania Democrat

George Brown s1o California Democrat

Sherrod Brown s1o OH Democratic challenger, U.S. Rep.

Eva Clayton s1o North Carolina Democrat (Until 2004)

James Clyburn s1o South Carolina Democrat

Jim Cooper s1o Tennessee Democrat

Jerry Costello s1o Illinois Democrat

William Coyne s1o Pennsylvania Democrat

Peter Defazio s1o Oregon Democrat

Rosa DeLauro s1o Connecticut Democrat

Peter Deutsch s1o FL Former Democratic challenger; US Representative

Julian Dixon s1o California Democrat

Richard Durbin s1o IL Democrat Sr Senator

Anna Eshoo s1o California Democrat

Lane Evans s1o Illinois Democrat

Eni Faleomavaega s1o Samoa Democrat

Sam Farr s1o California Democrat

Vic Fazio s1o California Democrat

Bob Filner s1o California Democrat

Martin Frost s1o Texas Democrat (Until 2004)

Sam Gejdenson s1o Connecticut Democrat

Gene Green s1o Texas Democrat

Lee Hamilton s1o Indiana Democrat (Until 2004)

Earl Hilliard s1o Alabama Democrat

Maurice Hinchey s1o New York Dem./Ind./Lib./Working-Fam.

Tim Holden s1o Pennsylvania Democrat

William Jefferson s1o Louisiana Democrat

Marcy Kaptur s1o Ohio Democrat

Dale Kildee s1o Michigan Democrat

Tom Lantos s1o California Former Democrat (until 2008)

Sander Levin s1o Michigan Democrat

John Lewis s1o Georgia Democrat

William Lipinski s1o Illinois Democrat (Until 2004)

Nita Lowey s1o New York Democrat

Carolyn Maloney s1o New York Democrat/Liberal

Robert Matsui s1o California Democrat (deceased)

Jim McDermott s1o Washington Democrat

Cynthia McKinney s1o Georgia Democrat

Carrie Meek s1o Florida Democrat (retired 2002)

George Miller s1o California Democrat

David Minge s1o Minnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor

Patsy Mink s1o Hawaii Democrat

Jerrold Nadler s1o New York Dem./Lib./Working-Families

Richard Neal s1o Massachusetts Democrat

James Oberstar s1o Minnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor

David Obey s1o Wisconsin Democrat

John Olver s1o Massachusetts Democrat

Major Owens s1o New York Democrat/Working-Families

Ed Pastor s1o Arizona Democrat

Donald Payne s1o New Jersey Democrat

Nancy Pelosi s1o California Democrat

Collin Peterson s1o Minnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor

Charles Rangel s1o New York Dem./Lib./Working-Families

Lucille Roybal-Allard s1o California Democrat

Bobby Rush s1o Illinois Democrat

Martin Sabo s1o Minnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor

Charles Schumer s1o NY Democratic incumbent

Jose Serrano s1o New York Democrat/Liberal

David Skaggs s1o Colorado Democrat

Ike Skelton s1o Missouri Democrat

Jim Slattery s1o KS Democratic Senate Challenger

John Spratt s1o South Carolina Democrat

Bart Stupak s1o Michigan Democrat

Bennie Thompson s1o Mississippi Democrat

Nydia Velazquez s1o New York Democrat/Working-Families

Bruce Vento s1o Minnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor

Henry Waxman s1o California Democrat

Lynn Woolsey s1o California Democrat

Ron Wyden s1o OR Democratic incumbent

Albert Wynn s1o Maryland Democrat

Republicans participating in 1993-H1900

Bob Inglis s1o South Carolina Republican

Christopher Shays s1o Connecticut Republican

Christopher Smith s1o New Jersey Republican

Gerald Solomon s1o New York Republican Former (1994-)

Floyd Spence s1o South Carolina Republican

Independents participating in 1993-H1900

Eric Fingerhut s1o OH 2004 former Democratic challenger; previously US Rep

Norman Mineta s1o US Cabinet

Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 75
Republicans: 5
Independents: 2

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