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Who Regulates Workplace and Occupational Safety?
At the federal level, two agencies of the Department of Labor are the most important in terms of ... (ARTICLE)
Work-force board adds plastics cluster
Companies, government labor departments and workforce development agencies are attempting to boost Pennsylvania's plastics industry. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
What Is the Difference Between Exempt and Nonexempt Employees?
The difference between exempt and nonexempt employees is who gets paid overtime and who doesn't. Not knowing the ... (ANSWER ARTICLE)
New workers' comp law raises questions
A new law requiring that corporate officers who are "actively engaged in on-site work on any construction site" ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
New workers' comp law raises
questions.
A new law requiring that corporate officers who are "actively engaged in on-site work on any construction site" ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Import prices dip
The U.S. Import Price Index declined 2% for the second consecutive month in October, the Labor Departments’ Bureau ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Number of workplace deaths jumped in '05
Some 40 people were killed on the job in Alaska in 2004, a 43 percent increase over the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
National Association of Governmental Labor Officials
Elected and appointed heads of state labor departments. Seeks to assist labor officials in performing their duties and ... (DIRECTORY OF ASSOCIATIONS SERIES)
Work & Life: Dealing With Disabilities
Entrepreneurs with disabilities worry about losing aid and handling rigorous schedules. (ARTICLE)
Fish processor settles portion of wage claims
Woodbine Alaska Fish Co. has settled the wage claims of nine former employees, agreeing to pay nearly $75,000 ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
State taken out of the loop in foreign worker process
Employers looking to hire foreign workers on a permanent basis will file paperwork directly with the U.S. Department ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
thru the VALLEYS
What's In a Rate Local unemployment rates may go up for January, but not because the cold weather ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
What Do Expected Changes in U.S. Job Structure Mean for States and Workers...
Public interest in the future structure of the U.S. labor market has been understandably high in recent years, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
What do expected changes in U.S. job structure mean
for states and workers...
Public interest in the future structure of the U.S. labor market has been understandably high in recent years, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
New Rules for Foreign Workers
HEADNOTE The U.S. Labor Department unveils a streamlined path Employers have a new set of rules to digest ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Region's Per Capita Incomes Grow Modestly
Last month, the Bureau of Economic Analysis within the U.S. Department of Commerce published its estimates of 2003 ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Editor's Report
Students looking for summer work often seek jobs in landscaping or construction. And contractors and public works officials ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Don't Take the Applicant's Word
HEADNOTE TRENTON HEADNOTE Here comes a standardized test to separate qualified new workers from the rest Businesses have ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Potential gasline makes for healthy job forecasts
While Alaska is in step with the nation's expected 14.8 percent employment growth between 2002 and 2012, the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Peddling Persuasion
HEADNOTE Lobbyists take a crack at government's toughest watchdog agency. The Government Accountability Office has a level of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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National Association of Governmental Labor Officials
Elected and appointed heads of state labor departments. Seeks to assist labor officials in performing their duties and to improve employment conditions for American workers and employers.
Members: 51
Founded: 1914
Dues: state government, $750 annual.