NEW ORLEANS – U.S. Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer traveled across the country this week as part of her “America at Work” listening tour, visiting five states to underscore how President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill will deliver much-needed tax relief for American workers and businesses. The Secretary highlighted how the Administration’s pro-growth agenda will unlock trillions in new investments, strengthen the workforce, and spark a new era of American economic resurgence.“From Montana to Louisiana, I've heard directly from workers, small business owners, and community leaders who are ready for an economic comeback, and now they have a President who will deliver for them,” said Secretary Chavez-DeRemer. “President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill will provide the tax relief, investment, and regulatory certainty our job creators need to thrive, while empowering American workers with the opportunities they deserve. The Department of Labor is proud to help lead the charge to restore prosperity and prepare our workforce for the thousands of new jobs being created by the President’s America First policies.”Montana In Bozeman, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer visited Schnee, a leading Montana outfitter known for its high-quality American-made outdoor footwear, boots, apparel, and hunting gear. While touring the factory floor, the Secretary engaged in a robust conversation with employees about how strengthening domestic production and supporting manufacturers through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will help businesses like Schnee sustain good-paying jobs, boost rural economies, and keep “Made in America” alive and well for future generations.Later, the Secretary toured the TowHaul Corp. headquarters in Belgrade. A leader in manufacturing equipment for the mining industry, TowHaul’s cutting-edge innovation and commitment to reliability play a critical role in supporting America’s mine workers. While meeting with the TowHaul team, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer delivered remarks highlighting the vital importance of ensuring American manufacturing and mining remain the gold standard for the world.New MexicoIn Santa Fe, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer addressed the Western Governors’ Association to highlight how President Trump is reversing the trend of America-last offshoring by securing trillions in new investments and bringing good-paying jobs back to America. The Secretary emphasized that the One Big Beautiful Bill will build on this historic momentum by delivering tax relief for American workers – including eliminating taxes on tips and overtime – ensuring more money stays in the pockets of hardworking families across the country. She also visited Santa Fe Community College, where she learned more about their hands-on training in welding, building trades, and automotive technologies programs. The One Big Beautiful Bill includes expanded access to Pell Grants for technical schools so students can be ready to fill in-demand jobs.Kansas and Missouri In Kansas City, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer kicked off her day by having breakfast with local police officers to hear firsthand about the challenges facing law enforcement families and promote the President’s plan to implement no taxes on overtime. She then visited Waller Truck Co. Inc. to discuss workforce needs and transportation challenges vital to keeping goods moving across America. The Secretary wrapped up with a visit to Kansas at Geiger Ready-Mix Co., where she toured the dispatch room, met with employees tracking concrete deliveries in real time, and learned more about the concrete production process.Throughout her stops, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer underscored how President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill will help tackle workforce shortages, lower costs, and deliver tax relief, ensuring hardworking Americans can keep good-paying jobs and companies like Waller Truck and Geiger can stay in business for years to come.LouisianaIn New Orleans, Secretary Chavez-DeRemer addressed the National Maritime Safety Association at their annual meeting, where she highlighted the Department of Labor’s commitment to promoting worker safety and building strong partnerships across the maritime industry. The Secretary also toured the Port of New Orleans by boat and met with local shrimpers to hear how cheap, unregulated imports are threatening a superior American product and an iconic coastal way of life. She stressed how President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill will help restore and protect this American industry by championing the same high standards and dedication that America’s shrimpers bring to the docks every day.