Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Traveling Nebraska
They are training to become EMS and healthcare professionals. These jobs are needed in our state. In Peru
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Ricketts Celebrates Senate Passage of the 21ST Century ROAD to Housing ACT
endorsed by the Veterans Association of Real Estate Professionals (VAREP), the Broker Action Coalition, and the National Association
Fischer Honors Sergeant First Class Noah Tietjens, Urges Funding of Department of Homeland Security
boarding passes. They are doing their jobs with professionalism — all while not knowing how they will pay their
Ricketts on the Senate Floor: FUND DHS and KEEP Nebraskans SAFE
that our law enforcement officers are dedicated professionals, women and men who put their lives on the line
Senator Ricketts’ Weekly Column: Reflecting the Joy and Peace of Christmas
much to these first responders, medical professionals, and law enforcement officers. They work tirelessly to keep us safe
What They Are Saying: Support for Fischer’s Child Care Modernization Act
possible to better serve children, families, child care professionals and local communities,” said Child Care and Early Learning … Education of Young Children Chief Policy & Professional Advancement Officer Daniel Hains
Fischer, King Reintroduce Legislation to Help America’s Working Families
succeed both at home and in their professional careers. Child care is more than a household priority; child … family leave help restaurant operators recruit skilled hospitality professionals. Making the Paid Family, Medical Leave tax credit program
Fischer Introduces Legislation to Fight Freight Fraud
help Americans have greater confidence that the moving professionals they entrust with their valuable possessions are experienced, honest … shipping and logistics industry. For years, professional truckers and industry stakeholders have raised concerns with the U.S. Department