“Members of Congress must abide by the same standards of conduct as employers in the private sector. Unfortunately, some Members of Congress have demonstrated that they do not respect physical and verbal boundaries in the workplace. Today, the U.S. House of Representatives took a major step to prevent workplace discrimination and harassment by passing H.Res. 630. The mandatory training program outlined in this resolution will reinforce the standards of conduct that are expected in the workplace for all Members and staff. I am proud to support this resolution, and I commend Congresswoman Comstock for bringing this resolution to the House floor.”
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We have to pay to teach our leaders how to act ? Try having a group bible lesson and teach the 10 commandments.
Instead of making more BS Bureaucracy, how about enforcing and uphold the laws already in place for these corrupt individuals?!?!?!
Their above the law so how is more costly training to teach them how to ACT going to fix this crap?!?!
too bad we can't buy stock in all those non-profit sensitivity training companies that will be raking in those tax dollars!
It is going to be called "The Frankin-Wiener" bill.
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