San Antonio unions worried about paltry funding increase for National Labor Relations Board
The first congressional funding bump in a decade for the federal agency overseeing U.S. labor law came in at just $25 million.
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The first congressional funding bump in a decade for the federal agency overseeing U.S. labor law came in at just $25 million.
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As the state’s first election after the passage of Senate Bill 1 looms, Texas voting rights advocates are dogged by uncertainty.
Rather than trying to win on policy, conservative lawmakers spent this year’s special...
While lawmakers took significant steps toward preventing another blackout, hardly any of the proposals passed during this legislative session will aid consumers in recovering from the February storm — but they’ll see higher utility bills.