To express the support of the House of Representatives that no governmental entity should designate what jobs are deemed essential and nonessential.

Bill 117 H.Res. 793, also known as the Essential Job Designation Resolution, is a piece of legislation that aims to express the support of the House of Representatives for the idea that no governmental entity should have the authority to designate which jobs are considered essential and nonessential during times of crisis or emergency.

The resolution highlights the importance of allowing individuals and businesses to make their own decisions about which jobs are essential for their livelihoods and the well-being of their communities. It emphasizes the need for a free market approach that allows for flexibility and adaptability in determining essential services and occupations.

The resolution also recognizes the potential negative impacts of government-mandated essential job designations, such as limiting economic opportunities, stifling innovation, and infringing on individual freedoms. It calls for a more decentralized and bottom-up approach to determining essential services, with input from local communities and businesses. Overall, Bill 117 H.Res. 793 seeks to promote a more flexible and individualized approach to essential job designations, emphasizing the importance of personal choice and autonomy in determining which jobs are essential for individuals and communities.