Joseph Driscoll on LABOR

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Voted YES on $2.5M more for collective bargaining at UMass.
Platform indicates voting YES in Part IV: ECONOMIC GROWTH:Workforce Training.

Vote on overriding the governor's veto of the following section: (Section 70): contained in the engrossed Bill relative to investments in emerging technologies to promote job creation, economic stability and competitiveness in the Massachusetts economy.

Relevant platform section:Part IV: Economic Growth: Workforce Training: "We are aware that one out of three workers in this state need additional skills to maintain their employment in today’s changing economy.... In the face of a global economy and advanced technology, workers need ongoing skill development and job training. We support increased public and private funding for business and labor to address the Massachusetts skills gap."

Bill Veto Override, sec.70 ; vote number MAX05-H005 on Jan 13, 2004

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Joseph Driscoll on LABOR

Voted YES on $2.5M more for collective bargaining at UMass. Platform indicates voting YES in Part IV: ECONOMIC GROWTH:Workforce Training.

Voted YES on $2.5M more for collective bargaining at UMass.
Platform indicates voting YES in Part IV: ECONOMIC GROWTH:Workforce Training.