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Secretary Acosta
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The archived posts of Alexander Acosta, 27th Secretary of Labor, from April 27, 2017 to July 19, 2019. This is an inactive account.
Headed to Texas today to discuss #apprenticeship expansion, #PledgetoAmericasWorkers, and the #USMCA. Texas has added ⬆620,900 jobs since January 2017 and set a new record low unemployment rate last month.
- The crimes committed by Epstein are horrific, and I am pleased that NY prosecutors are moving forward with a case based on new evidence.
- Unemployment at 16 yr low, & more Americans are going back to work. @USDOL working so all Americans who want a #job, have a job. #JobsReport
- Two new records for the @POTUS economy: All-time high 7.3 million job openings, and 10 straight months with more job openings than job seekers.
- During my visit to the 787 Dreamliner production line in South Carolina, @Boeing signed @POTUS’s Pledge to America’s Workers – an initiative designed by @IvankaTrump – committing to provide workforce education opportunities to 100,000 U.S. workers.
- Today, during @POTUS @IvankaTrump announcement, companies, trade associations, and labor pledged to provide opportunities for education and training to nearly 4 million American workers – and this number will surely grow.This afternoon, President Trump signed an executive order to establish the National Council for the American Worker.
00:00 - With the economy adding 211,000 jobs in April, the "Healthcare" & "Mining" segments saw significant increases. Check it out! #JobsReport"
- Passage of tax reform is welcome news for American workers, job seekers, and job creators. Tax reform that makes America more competitive will bolster continued job creation and will help increase wages for American workers.
- Seeing #Harvey's damage up close w/ @VP @SecElaineChao @SecretaryPerry @SecShulkin shows bravery of 1st responders & volunteers. Thank you.
- Powerful evidence that @POTUS commitment to rural America is already paying off: 54K mining and logging jobs created in 2017, industries that lost jobs in 2016. ow.ly/mIHT30hEMzS
