Trade Adjustment Assistance For Workers Reauthorization Act of 2020

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Trade Adjustment Assistance For Workers Reauthorization Act of 2020 This bill revises and reauthorizes through FY2027 the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program. Specifically, the bill provides trade adjustment assistance for workers, including staffed workers and teleworkers, who experience an employment loss because of supply chain disruptions or weak demand during a public health emergency. Such assistance also extends to workers similarly affected by retaliatory tariff increases. The bill authorizes the Department of Labor to reimburse workers for certain out-of-pocket training expenses. Labor must take necessary action to apprise eligible workers of available benefits, and affected workers must be provided with information about registered apprenticeship programs and other on-the-job training opportunities in their area. The bill extends the duration of income support for workers enrolled in a registered apprenticeship program, associate's degree program, or other qualified training program, and it authorizes benefits to be paid to certain workers whose annual income is below a specified threshold. Employees shall not be considered to have experienced an employment loss due to a …