Passage of the PRO Act to make it easier for workers to form unions and collectively bargain.
Pass the PRO Act to make it easier for workers to form unions and bargain collectively.
Occurrences
Aprobar la Ley PRO Act para facilitar la formación de sindicatos y la negociación colectiva.
In Congress, we can count on her to continue to stand up for women and their families, and fight for passage of the PRO Act to make it easier for workers to form unions and collectively bargain.
Evidence
Hoyle said she was a third-generation union member and argued Democrats should champion economic policies that help working people live in dignity. The speech centered on workers’ needs, but it did not announce passage of the PRO Act or any floor action on that bill.
Hoyle stated, “I fully support the rights of workers at ADI and Microchip to organize and collectively bargain for better wages and working conditions,” and her office cited the National Labor Relations Act’s protections for organizing and collective bargaining. This is advocacy for union rights, not enactment of the PRO Act.
The press release focuses on Hoyle’s vote against the NDAA and describes her as supporting workers and fair treatment, but it contains no indication that the PRO Act advanced or became law.
The Congressional Record index lists Hoyle’s bills and resolutions cosponsored in the 119th Congress, but the indexed items shown do not include enactment of the PRO Act. This supports that there is no record here of delivery on the promise in the lookback window.
The 119th Congress, 2nd session index lists Hoyle’s recent cosponsorships and remarks, but no PRO Act enactment, final House passage, or Senate action appears in the indexed material surfaced here.
Assessments
The promise was to pass the PRO Act, a specific legislative outcome. The evidence provided shows no enactment, no final House/Senate completion, and no sign the bill became law during Hoyle’s current term. The record instead shows continued pro-union advocacy and support for workers’ organizing rights, which indicates effort aligned with the promise but not delivery of the promised result. Under the rubric, a serious supportive effort without successful passage is scored as never with an effort badge.