My How the Tune Changes

Washington Times - President Obama's administration doesn’t see the need for defense contractors to warn employees about possible layoffs from across-the-board budget cuts, but in 2007, then-Sen. Barack Obama railed against employers for failing to notify workers who were in danger of losing their jobs.

“The least employers can do when they’re anticipating layoffs is to let workers know they’re going to be out of a job and a paycheck with enough time to plan for their future,” Mr. Obama said in a news release on July 17, 2007, while campaigning for president.
The Obama administration said Monday in guidance from the Labor Department that federal contractors don’t need to warn their employees that they could lose their jobs because of the looming budget cuts that are slated to begin Jan. 2. Read full story here: News New Mexico
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Jaxon said...

Defense contractors, who of course didn't build their businesses either, are poised to assist the president in his jihad on businesses. There's no doubt defense contractors will be laying off hundreds of thousands of voters just in time for the November election. Like everything else, the president would prefer they learn of their unnecessary departure from the ranks of the employed AFTER the election. How revealing!

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