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Work training, care and education bills

The committee considers five measures on worker training, employer-provided child and elder care, education, and a request for information from the president and education secretary.

Wed, Apr 9, 2025 · 10:15 AM – 4:56 PM ET · Rayburn 2175Rayburn House Office Building, Room 2175Chair Tim Walberg R-MI-5Ranking Bobby Scott D-VA-3
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H.R. 2262 · SPONSOR ASHLEY HINSON R-IA-2 (NOT ON COMMITTEE)

Flexibility for Workers Education Act

  • Exclude qualifying training from hours worked: Time spent attending or taking part in education, training, or a similar activity would not count as hours worked for federal minimum-wage and overtime rules if it takes place outside the employee’s regular working hours and the other conditions are met
  • Require participation to be voluntary: The exclusion would apply only if participation is voluntary and the employer does not take adverse action against an employee for choosing not to attend or participate
  • Exclude only time without work: The exclusion would apply to training whether or not the employer offers or facilitates it, but not if the employee performs work for the employer during the activity
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  4. Passed House
  5. Passed Senate
  6. Law

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