US Department of Labor (DOL)
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Recent News About US Department of Labor (DOL)
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Foxx: Biden Cannot Redefine His Way Out of This Recession
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Keller: Democrat Bill Exacerbates Home Health Care Shortage, Puts Vulnerable Americans at Risk
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Foxx: Biden’s Nomination for DOL’s Wage and Hour Division Means More of the Same Terrible Policies
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WASHINGTON – The U.S. government on July 21 requested the Mexican government review whether the rights of free association and collective bargaining have been denied to workers at the VU Manufacturing parts facility in Piedras Negras, Coahuila.
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Pension Bailout Bill Leaves Taxpayers Holding the Bag
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Pension Bailout is a Slap in the Face to Taxpayers
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Foxx: “These bills do more harm than good.”
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Foxx on Markup of Rushed, Onerous Bills Impacting Job Creators and Schools
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Where’s Your Money?
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Foxx: Writing is on the Wall for Public Employee Pensions
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Dear America: Stop Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Scam
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Chairman Scott Statement on Cost of Student Loan Program
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Chairman Scott Statement on EEO-1 Form Compensation Data Report
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Committee Passes Bills to Protect Workers from Heat Stress, Address and Prevent Child Hunger
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Chairman Scott Opening Remarks at Mark Up of Bills to Protect Workers from Heat Stress, Address and Prevent Child Hunger
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Nutrition Leaders Introduce Comprehensive Proposal to Address and Prevent Child Hunger
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There was activity on two bills related to the Education and Labor Committee on July 29.
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There were five notices published by the Labor Department in week ending July 16, according to the Federal Register.
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News Release: MINNEAPOLIS - An administrative law judge has dismissed a Minnesota company’s notice of contest and affirmed the U.S. Department of Labor finding that the employer violated a federal program that allows foreign, non-agricultural workers with H-2B visas to temporarily work in the U.S.
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News Release: HOUSTON - Una investigación del Departamento de Trabajo de EE. UU. ha recuperado $178,358 en salarios por horas extras atrasados para 27 trabajadores de una empresa de soldadura y fabricación de Houston que los clasificaba erróneamente como contratistas independientes y les negaba sus salarios y beneficios completos.