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Participant: Pfizer Inc. Andover, MassachusettsDescription:Pfizer employs about 1700 workers at the Andover site, which produces biotherapeutic pharmaceuticals.
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News Release: WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration will hold a virtual meeting May 18, 2022, to solicit public comments and suggestions on issues facing OSHA’s Whistleblower Protection Program.
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An official visit was the occasion for a Department of Labor official to highlight Mexico’s commitment to meet labor reforms under the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, including its own historic 2019 reform efforts.
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U.S. Department of Labor reported March 18 that 20 temporary workers will receive nearly $20,000 in back wages from a southwest Virginia farm.
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A San Jose, Calif., trucking company must pay more than $145,000 in back wages and damages for violating whistleblower protections in the Surface Transportation Assistance Act.
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Foxx Slams NLRB’s Draconian Efforts to Silence Big Labor Opposition
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Senator Murray, Surgeon General Murthy Push to Address Youth Mental Health Crisis
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Senator Murray, Majority of Senate Democrats Urge Action to Address Child Care Crisis Through Reconciliation
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Senator Murray Announced As Key Negotiator On Bipartisan Legislation to Strengthen Supply Chains, Boost American Competitiveness
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Senator Murray Joins Planned Parenthood Leaders to Celebrate New Title X Funding for Washington State, Vows to Defend Reproductive Rights Amid Republican Attacks
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Senator Murray Calls on FDA to Strengthen Lagging Food and Nutrition Regulation Efforts
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Senator Murray Calls on FDA to Quickly Address Unacceptable, Longstanding Food Safety Failures
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Senator Burr Blasts Biden Administration for Fourth Extension of Student Loan Repayment Freeze
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Burr, Colleagues Press Education Secretary Cardona to Extend Public Comment Period on Troubling Charter School Proposals
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US Department of Labor to hold virtual meeting to solicit public input on OSHA whistleblower program improvements
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There were 16 notices published by the Labor Department in week ending April 9, according to the Federal Register.
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A Missouri plumbing contractor has again been cited for "willfully" exposing workers to dangerous work conditions, five years after an employee died in an accident in a similar situation.
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A South Carolina used-auto dealer was made to pay more than $64,000 in back wages and damages for violating overtime and record-keeping regulations of the Fair Labor Standards Act.
