In a recent government meeting, discussions centered on the importance of protecting workers' rights and retirement benefits, emphasizing the dignity of work and aging. The Attorney General highlighted past efforts to safeguard pensions, noting a successful lawsuit against major banks that resulted in the return of $100 million to workers and their families due to pension mismanagement.

The Attorney General, reflecting on their tenure as a U.S. Senator and Vice President, reiterated a commitment to ensuring that workers' earned benefits, including pensions, Social Security, and Medicare, are protected. They announced a significant achievement in this area, stating that over 22,500 union workers will have their full earned pension benefits safeguarded.

The meeting also touched on contrasting views regarding workers' rights, specifically referencing former President Donald Trump's stance. The Attorney General asserted that Trump holds a fundamentally different perspective on the dignity of work and the treatment of workers, underscoring the administration's commitment to honoring and respecting the benefits that workers have earned through years of hard labor.