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The sign for the National Labor Relations Board seen on the building that houses their headquarters in downtown Washington.
Economy

Supreme Court ruling against SEC judges hits labor board as well

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In this Nov. 13, 2002 photo, an Amazon employee sorts through orders ready to be shipped from its Coffeyville, Kan., warehouse. A Coffeyville Chamber of Commerce executive on Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2014, that the Seattle-based online retailer plans to close the facility in February, part of a move to have its distribution centers closer to the bulk of its customers. (AP Photo/The Wichita Eagle, Brian Corn)
Business

Trump is wrong about Postal Service subsidizing Amazon, study says

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Unions sue Trump over restrictions on government workers
Economy

Unions sue Trump over restrictions on government workers

Sean Higgins -
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Workers with the American Federation of Government Employees union protest outside of the Environmental Protection Agency headquarters in D.C.
Economy

Trump aims to limit government unions from working on taxpayers’ dime

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President Trump signs something in the White House in Washington.
Opinion

Trump starts bringing Washington bureaucrats to heel

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Why Is the Government Still Doing Animal Testing for Cosmetics?
Politics

Why Is the Government Still Doing Animal Testing for Cosmetics?

Alyssa Hackbarth -
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A Trump administration plan to include a citizenship question on the 2020 Census has prompted legal challenges from many Democratic-led states.
Immigration

Alabama sues federal government for counting illegal immigrants in Census

Melissa Quinn -
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Workers with the American Federation of Government Employees union protest outside of the Environmental Protection Agency headquarters in D.C.
Economy

Union fires back at White House over report on time feds spend on labor issues

Sean Higgins -
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An Enigma Wrapped in a Metaphor

An Enigma Wrapped in a Metaphor

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Official time was first allowed under the 1978 Civil Service Reform Act and is essentially viewed as a trade-off for certain limitations put on federal unions, such as prohibitions on striking.
Economy

Federal workers got $175 million to do union work instead of their jobs

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