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Press Release2025-12-10

HEARING RECAP: Owens Leads Hearing on “Game-Changer” Learning and Employment Records

Burgess Owens
Burgess Owens
RUT-4 · Representative
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HEARING RECAP: Owens Leads Hearing on “Game-Changer” Learning and Employment Records

WASHINGTON — Higher Education and Workforce Development Subcommittee Chair Burgess Owens (UT-04) led a hearing on how Learning Employment Records (LERs) empower workers, expand opportunity, and build a transparent, skills-based talent marketplace. Click here or above to watch. Opening the hearing, Rep. Owens called for a shift away from the outdated “college-for-all” model and toward […] The post HEARING RECAP: Owens Leads Hearing on “Game-Changer” Learning and Employment Records appeared first on Burgess Owens .
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