house subcommittee. on challenges facing his agency. mr. reeder says he expects the multi-employer program to become insolve vent by 2025. absent changes in the law. a federal agency that ensures pensions of workers and retirees in the private sector defined pension plans. this is a 90 minute portion of the hearing due to technical difficulty. present the subcommittee on health employment lay br and pension will come it order. good morning, welcome. to today s subcommittee hearing on the financial challenges facing the pension benefit guaranty corporation. and more importantly the impact to workers and retirees. george miller was a proud liberal lion of the commit toe. while we very often disagreed, in the years i served with him on the committee. i admire his commitment to ensuring americans have the ability to retire with dignity. and in 2014, he worked with john clin. then our chairman to try to solve a real problem. retirement system on the brink of collapse. they put p
and the prospects for our economy. the federal reserve and is one of the most important institutions in the country and if it deed the world. served as vice chair, then as chair of the federal reserve board. her distinguished service covered the most tumull chews period since the great depression. many books have already been written about this period and certainly many more will be written from different points of view and differing assessments. the financial system and the economy have stabilized. we are no longer debating how to reconstitute them. but rather how they might work even better. this hearing will review the development since the crisis and especially since dr. yellen became it fed due to maximum employment and price stability. by the standard measure of unemployment which is 4.1% at last reading and by the standard measure of inflation which most recently stood at 1.6%. both the first and second goals have been achieved. although the standard of metrics are ver
house subcommittee. on challenges facing his agency. mr. reeder says he expects the multi-employer program to become insolve vent by 2025. absent changes in the law. a federal agency that ensures pensions of workers and retirees in the private sector defined pension plans. this is a 90 minute portion of the hearing due to technical difficulty. present the subcommittee on health employment lay br and pension will come it order. good morning, welcome. to today s subcommittee hearing on the financial challenges facing the pension benefit guaranty corporation. and more importantly the impact to workers and retirees. george miller was a proud liberal lion of the commit toe. while we very often disagreed, in the years i served with him on the committee. i admire his commitment to ensuring americans have the ability to retire with dignity. and in 2014, he worked with john clin. then our chairman to try to solve a real problem. retirement system on the brink of collapse. they put p
and the prospects for our economy. the federal reserve and is one of the most important institutions in the country and if it deed the world. served as vice chair, then as chair of the federal reserve board. her distinguished service covered the most tumull chews period since the great depression. many books have already been written about this period and certainly many more will be written from different points of view and differing assessments. the financial system and the economy have stabilized. we are no longer debating how to reconstitute them. but rather how they might work even better. this hearing will review the development since the crisis and especially since dr. yellen became it fed due to maximum employment and price stability. by the standard measure of unemployment which is 4.1% at last reading and by the standard measure of inflation which most recently stood at 1.6%. both the first and second goals have been achieved. although the standard of metrics are ver
The King Haiglar Garden Club will meet on Monday, April 8 at the home of Marjorie Huntington. The meeting will begin at 3 p.m. Hostesses will be Ms. Huntington, Joan