Ergo Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Some want to regulate what you eat, some want to regulate what you say, and some want to regulate how you type your TPS reports.
Those around long enough to remember the 1990’s will grumble to recall the battle over ergonomics regulations sought by Big Labor and the Occupational Health and Safety Administration. OSHA has already [...]
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Transforming the U.S. Department of Labor to the Department of Organized Labor
In their first year in office, the Obama Administration has re-made the U.S. Department of Labor into the Department of Organized Labor, working hard to make certain that those who spent hundreds of millions of dollars to put them in office get a return on their investment.? While many dismiss the importance of the Department [...]
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