Will support legislation to ensure American workers are fully informed of their workplace rights and able to advocate for themselves on the job.

Riley M. Moore · West Virginia · Republican

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Moore introduced the bipartisan Know Your Labor Rights Act, legislation that would ensure American workers are fully informed of their rights in the workplace and equipped to advocate for themselves on the job.

Moore introduced legislation aimed at making sure workers know their workplace rights and can advocate for themselves.

Congressman Riley M. Moore Introduces Bipartisan “Know Your Labor Rights Act” to Empower American Workers | Representative Riley Moore
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Today, Congressman Riley M. Moore (R-WV) introduced the bipartisan “Know Your Labor Rights Act,” legislation that will ensure American workers are fully informed of their rights in the workplace and equipped to advocate for themselves on the job.

Introduced legislation to ensure workers are informed of their workplace rights and can advocate for themselves.

Congressman Riley M. Moore Introduces Bipartisan “Know Your Labor Rights Act” to Empower American Workers
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Evidence

Moore said he sent a letter to DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin urging action on OPT, STEM-OPT, and CPT, arguing the programs disadvantage American graduates and should be ended to prioritize job opportunities for American workers.

Concrete action in favor of protecting workers, but it is a letter about immigration/work authorization rather than legislation ensuring workers know and can exercise workplace rights.

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Congressman Riley M. Moore Leads Letter Urging DHS to End OPT Program, Protect American Workers | Representative Riley Moore
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Moore said he looked forward to working with the new bishop on "protecting the unborn, defending the rights of workers," but the statement did not identify any workplace-rights legislation or formal congressional action.

A public statement signals rhetorical support for workers’ rights, but it does not show enactment, introduction, or cosponsorship of the specific kind of legislation described in the claim.

unresolved same_term

Congressman Riley M. Moore Welcomes new Bishop of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston
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partial same_term A for effort

Moore took some same-term action framed as protecting American workers, including leading a letter urging DHS action on OPT/STEM-OPT/CPT. However, the cited action concerns immigration work authorization and job competition, not legislation ensuring workers are informed of workplace rights or able to advocate for themselves on the job. The evidence also includes only rhetorical support for workers' rights, with no identified bill introduction, sponsorship, cosponsorship, passage, or enacted workplace-rights notification/advocacy measure. This supports partial credit for related worker-focused activity, but not full delivery of the specific legislative promise.

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