In a recent address, Acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su highlighted the significant job growth under the Biden administration, noting that nearly 16 million jobs have been created since President Biden took office. Speaking on Labor Day, Su emphasized the importance of federal investments in manufacturing, infrastructure, and clean energy as key drivers of this growth. Her remarks come at a time when public sentiment about the economy remains mixed, with many Americans feeling disconnected from the positive job statistics.
Su's 'Good Jobs Summer Tour' has taken her to crucial battleground states, where she has been advocating for pro-worker policies and addressing concerns about economic inequality. She pointed out that under Biden's leadership, 400,000 workers have joined unions, a clear indication of the administration's commitment to strengthening labor rights. In her critique of former President Trump's economic policies, Su underscored the necessity of leadership that prioritizes working people and their needs.
As she prepares to spend Labor Day in Charlotte, North Carolina, Su's message resonates with the ongoing discussions about the economy, inflation, and the role of unions in securing better wages and working conditions for Americans. This narrative of job creation and economic revitalization stands in contrast to the recent criticisms faced by Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo regarding her comments on job report revisions, further highlighting the complexities within the current administration's economic messaging. [2e030536] [be3aa358] [81b8f984] [29b06fd6] [21802fc3]