PRINTING United Alliance supported the Act as one potential medium- to long-term solution to help alleviate supply chain concerns.
Lisbeth A. Lyons
The Forced Labor Prevention Act take effect on June 21. Printers in the apparel/textile space should prepare for supply chain scrutiny.
The ‘Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act’ was signed into law on Nov. 15. Here’s what print and packaging manufacturers should note.
The Alliance calls on Congressional leaders to end Build Back Better Act talks, and to focus on more immediate economic challenges.
As this plan crumbles, the path to recovery will require a quick pivot to other key policies and successful crisis management.
The supply chain crisis has been a major pain point for print and packaging. Yet, there are actions lawmakers can take to solve it.
The “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” (IIJA) represents the largest federal investment in infrastructure in more than a decade.
President Biden published a revised framework of the Build Back Better plan, which is focused on “human infrastructure.”
This week marks a significant turn toward the seriousness of President Biden’s and Congressional Democrats’ efforts to enact the historic social spending legislation known as the Build Back Better Act. What’s driving the urgency?
Action item No. 5 of the six-point ‘Path Out of the Pandemic’ plan is worthy of review by mid- and small-sized printing companies.
On the heels of last week’s House action on postal reform, the Senate this week got into the game by introducing companion legislation.
There’s never been more publicity surround USPS and – in recent times – the postal rate increase stakes have never been higher, all leading to the fact that Congress must act now to bring both short-term fiscal sanity and long-term operational viability to the nation’s postal system.
With an increasingly vaccinated world, it is time for Congress to address the next phase of industry sector relief and recovery.
The PRO Act has been circulating in the US Congress for years, but gained national attention and momentum in the past weeks. Why now?
The next step Congress can take to help revive this sector is passage of the bipartisan “Hospitality and Commerce Jobs Act of 2021.”