HR 5295: ACCESS Act

Sponsors

Suzanne Bonamici (D) OR

Cosponsors

Glenn Thompson (R) PA

Summary

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Policy Areas

Next Steps

The next step is for the House Committee on Education and Workforce to consider the bill. Potential actions include holding hearings, making amendments, or voting to advance the bill to the full House of Representatives for consideration.

Social Impact

The bill aims to raise awareness of skilled trades, potentially increasing enrollment and career opportunities in these fields. This could positively impact individuals seeking alternative career paths and help fill crucial labor demands. It may also address social inequities in access to career opportunities.

Business Impact

If passed, the bill may increase demand for skilled trades, potentially benefiting businesses offering training and employment in these sectors. Businesses might need to adapt to meet this increased demand by investing in training and recruitment. The impact on specific businesses will depend on their industry and location.

Financial Impact

The bill may lead to increased government spending on public awareness campaigns and career counseling services. However, it could also lead to long-term cost savings by addressing skill gaps and improving workforce preparedness. The exact financial impact will depend on the scale of implementation and program effectiveness.

Bill History

Thursday, September 11, 2025
IntroReferral - Referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce.

Thursday, September 11, 2025
IntroReferral - Introduced in House

Thursday, September 11, 2025
IntroReferral - Introduced in House

Bill Text

Introduced in House September 11, 2025
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