We urge swift confirmation of @JulieSuCA to be Deputy
Secretary of the @USDOL. Ms. Su is a stellar nominee who has devoted her career to advancing labor rights, workplace protections, and employment opportunities for all.
Ms. Su most recently served as Secretary of the @CALWDA, where she collaborated with business, labor, and community leaders to implement emergency workplace safety standards to save lives during the #COVID19 pandemic and to design a Covid-19 economic recovery framework.
.@JulieSuCA also won support from both business leaders and worker advocates for the innovative training programs and career pathways she created across the state during her previous service as California Labor Commissioner.
Before she entered government service, @JulieSuCA was a civil rights lawyer with national acclaim for her successful advocacy of low-wage and immigrant workers.
.@JulieSuCA's academic credentials are stellar and she could well have chosen a lucrative career in the private sector. Instead, she has developed an exemplary record of public service.
Her nomination comes at a critical juncture for our country, and @JulieSuCA's deep experience with
our nation’s systemic economic, health, and racial disparities will be a tremendous asset to the
@USDOL.
Together with Labor Secretary @SecMartyWalsh, @JulieSuCA will ensure that the Department can deliver on its mission and improve the lives of working people across the nation. She deserves confirmation.

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