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  1. Democrats Ask Labor to Forgo 'Secret Rule'

    washingtonpost.com - Politics - Jul 31, 2008

    Congressional leaders demanded yesterday that the Labor Department withdraw an eleventh-hour rule proposal that would make it more difficult to set industry limits on the amount of dangerous chemicals that U.S. workers

    Also tagged: secret, democrats, california, labor, united states, ask, george miller, to, rule, u s office of management and budget, the washington post company, edward m kennedy, forgo, leon r sequeira

  2. U.S. Rushes to Change Workplace Toxin Rules

    washingtonpost.com - Bush Administration - Jul 24, 2008

    Political appointees at the Department of Labor are moving with unusual speed to push through in the final months of the Bush administration a rule making it tougher to regulate workers' on-the-job exposure to

    Also tagged: rules, george w bush, change, u s, united states, workplace, george miller, to, national academy of sciences, afl cio, toxin, the white house, university of medicine and dentistry of new jersey, david michaels, joshua bolten, charles gordon, u s office of management and budget, the washington post company, lucy shackelford, the george washington university, u s occupational safety and health administration, the new york sun one sl llc, hudson institute, mine safety and health administration, rushes, leon r sequeira, diana furchtgott roth, adam finkel, deborah misir, labor s occupational safety and health administration

  3. President Remains A Skilled Fundraiser

    washingtonpost.com - Politics - Jul 5, 2008

    LITTLE ROCK -- After less than an hour visiting a housing assistance agency, President Bush and his motorcade sped to a private home here last Tuesday to make a quick appearance -- and deliver a whole lot of money --

    Also tagged: phoenix, john mccain, barack obama, george w bush, los angeles, washington dc, michigan, new york, utah, florida, missouri, arizona, al gore, president, democratic national committee, george h w bush, louisville, a, detroit, mary landrieu, fundraiser, john cornyn, republican national committee, little rock, norm coleman, charles schumer, john kennedy, remains, skilled, mitch mcconnell, stuart rothenberg, the white house, saxby chambliss, democratic senatorial campaign committee, u s republican party, cbs radio inc, michigan republican party, sam graves, roger wicker, michael feldman, paul kane, mark knoller, barry jackson, mario diaz balart, lincoln diaz balart, jackson mississippi

  4. President Remains A Skilled Fundraiser

    washingtonpost.com - In Congress - Jul 4, 2008

    LITTLE ROCK -- After less than an hour visiting a housing assistance agency, President Bush and his motorcade sped to a private home here last Tuesday to make a quick appearance -- and deliver a whole lot of money --

    Also tagged: phoenix, john mccain, barack obama, george w bush, los angeles, washington dc, michigan, new york, utah, florida, missouri, arizona, al gore, president, democratic national committee, george h w bush, louisville, a, detroit, mary landrieu, fundraiser, john cornyn, republican national committee, little rock, norm coleman, charles schumer, john kennedy, remains, skilled, mitch mcconnell, stuart rothenberg, the white house, saxby chambliss, democratic senatorial campaign committee, u s republican party, cbs radio inc, michigan republican party, sam graves, roger wicker, michael feldman, paul kane, mark knoller, barry jackson, mario diaz balart, lincoln diaz balart, jackson mississippi

  5. Oversight Lax on Labor Grants, Audit Says

    washingtonpost.com - In The Loop - Apr 30, 2008

    In the past seven years, the Labor Department awarded more than $271 million to groups to help train workers for high-demand jobs, but a new audit suggests that the agency often failed to ensure the public was getting

    Also tagged: george w bush, labor, on, grants, lax, oversight, tom harkin, audit, says, saks inc, madonna lebling, the national retail federation, gordon s heddell, scott krugman, employment and training administration

  6. Spring Forecast? It's Always Gloomy.

    washingtonpost.com - Washington Sketch by Dana Milbank (washingtonpost.com) - Mar 26, 2008

    The rites of spring have returned to the capital. The daffodils are blooming. The Easter eggs are rolling. The perch are running. And members of the Bush Cabinet are warning about entitlement calamity.

    Also tagged: george w bush, washington dc, united states, spring, bahrain, medicare, toledo, forecast, jim nussle, always, the white house, michael leavitt, it s, henry m paulson, u s department of the treasury, michael astrue, gloomy

  7. Supreme Court Rules Employees Can Sue Over 401(k) Misconduct

    washingtonpost.com - Intelligence - Feb 21, 2008

    The Supreme Court handed workers a major victory yesterday by allowing them to sue over mismanagement of their 401(k) retirement accounts, in which more than 50 million employees have invested nearly $3 trillion.

    Also tagged: rules, los angeles, washington dc, boston, can, united states, texas, employees, court, sue, over, supreme, misconduct, anthony m kennedy, john paul stevens, 401 k, u s court of appeals, john roberts chief justice, seyfarth shaw llp, karla grossenbacher

  8. Next Time, Skip the Appointment

    washingtonpost.com - Al Kamen's In The Loop Column - Jan 19, 2008

    When last we saw former congressman Mark Deli Siljander, he was at the Dec. 19 opening downtown of "Charlie Wilson's War," the movie about the heroic former Texas lawmaker's efforts to get the Soviets out of Afghanistan.

    Also tagged: middle east, afghanistan, united nations, italy, george w bush, israël, michigan, the, time, texas, al qaeda, appointment, nasa, fema, charlie wilson, west bank, gulbuddin hekmatyar, ehud olmert, next, ronald reagan, central intelligence agency, fred upton, david stockman, the associated press, the white house, skip, louisiana state university, space shuttle columbia, u s department of state, u s office of management and budget, the taliban, u s republican party, national association of manufacturers, brinker international inc, u s coast guard, john engler, sean o keefe, emily derocco, nancy brinker, yitzhak eldan, employment and training administration, nam center for workforce success

  9. Next Time, Skip the Appointment

    washingtonpost.com - In The Loop - Jan 18, 2008

    When last we saw former congressman Mark Deli Siljander , he was at the Dec. 19 opening downtown of "Charlie Wilson's War," the movie about the heroic former Texas lawmaker's efforts to get the Soviets out of

    Also tagged: middle east, afghanistan, united nations, italy, george w bush, israël, michigan, the, time, texas, al qaeda, appointment, nasa, fema, charlie wilson, west bank, gulbuddin hekmatyar, ehud olmert, next, ronald reagan, central intelligence agency, fred upton, david stockman, the associated press, the white house, skip, louisiana state university, space shuttle columbia, u s department of state, u s office of management and budget, the taliban, u s republican party, national association of manufacturers, brinker international inc, u s coast guard, john engler, sean o keefe

  10. Report Faults Mine Safety

    washingtonpost.com - Print Edition - Nov 17, 2007

    U.S. mine safety regulators failed to conduct inspections required by federal law at more than one in seven of the country's 731 underground coal mines last year, a year in which the number of worker deaths in mining

    Also tagged: utah, united states, report, kentucky, safety, george miller, west virginia, faults, mine, madonna lebling, crandall canyon mine, edward m kennedy

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