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Trump Nominates New Secretary of Labor R. Alexander Acosta

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DOL, April 2017

President Donald J. Trump nominated R. Alexander Acosta to be the 27th United States Secretary of Labor. He was sworn in on April 28, 2017.  Secretary Acosta is the son of Cuban refugees, a native of Miami, and first-generation college graduate. He earned his undergraduate and law degrees from Harvard University.  

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White House to Lift Federal Hiring Freeze

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The Hill, 11 April 2017

The White House will lift President Trump’s federal hiring freeze on Wednesday following fire from critics who said it hampered the government from carrying out core functions.  The end of the freeze is part of guidance ordering federal departments and agencies to submit restructuring plans to the Office of …

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Minnesota Manufacturer Reduces Injuries with Help from OSHA’s On-site Consultation Program

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OSHA, April 2017

Industrial machinery manufacturer Innovance Inc. contacted OSHA’s free On-site Consultation Program for help establishing an effective safety and health program at the company’s three plants in Minnesota. 

One of the first steps was creating a safety committee, composed of employees from all levels of the company and management representatives.  The committee

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Clifton S. Robbins is already known as the nice-guy activist investor. Now he’s trying to be the socially conscious one.

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Republished from the WSJ, March 2017

Mr. Robbins’s Blue Harbour Group LP told investors it will urge companies to focus more attention on environmental and social issues such as climate change, diversity and employee well-being. The move builds on the traditional activist strategy of agitating to improve a company’s financial metrics and operations to increase …

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