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Ring has until Dec. 16 to cast his vote on cases before the board.

Both have been subject to debate over whether they are fit for retirement portfolios and how the government should treat them.

The thought from organized labor and union-friendly Democratic allies was that unified control of Congress would be enough to effectuate a substantial boost to the NLRB’s funding levels.

Whether the bill is accomplishing its lofty goals of advancing racial and gender equity in construction and related industries remains to be seen.

There were more than 10 million open jobs at last count, which businesses say is partially due to a lack of immigrant workers.

DOL fashioned a workaround that’s allowed Jessica Looman to serve as a DOL administrator for several months while the Senate dawdles on Biden’s labor nominees.

Marijuana farms are prime targets for bad actors to exploit the labor of undocumented immigrants to produce cheaper goods than regulated competitors.

A majority of states have set their own higher minimum wage amounts, according to the Labor Department.

The AFL-CIO is teaming up with the Chris Gardner Foundation to launch a new program in Detroit this week.

Not only are several Biden’s nominees to the Labor Department still languishing in the Senate, but a handful of work-related measures also stagnating.