Protecting American-based jobs should be at the forefront of the economic policy discussion. A strong job market supports a strong family. A strong family supports a strong economy. An “America First” economic agenda is essential to support the working-class laborer who relies on agriculture, manufacturing, construction, technology, and transportation to support their family.

Equal employment and training opportunities must be available to all American citizens regardless of financial status, race, creed, color, ethnicity, or any other factors.

Laborers’ interests should be considered to run an ethically upright organization that supports the American worker. Employers will do well to know the status of their employees and to consider their concerns and well-being with an open mind. Labor unions can provide great value both to the employer and the employee to assist both sides with providing a suitable working environment and fair compensation. Workers should have the freedom to choose whether or not they want union representation. Equally, a business should have the freedom to choose to utilize the free-market services of vendors whether unionized or not without consequence.

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