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Taxpayers must stop Obama's Big Labor slush fund cover-up. Big Labor Secretary Hilda Solis is helping cover up Big Labor slush fund contributions by not requiring Big Labor to complete union trust disclosure documents.

While the overall unemployment rate for Americans fell in November, the jobless gap between African-Americans and all other races actually rose, continuing a disturbing trend that has many lawmakers up in arms.

President Barack Obama promised at a White House jobs forum on Thursday to take "every responsible step to accelerate job creation," including some ideas he said could be put into action quickly.

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U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis toured two facilities in Los Angeles Tuesday to push for green jobs, as part of the "National Conversation on the Future of America's Cities and Metropolitan Areas". Solis made separate visits to the Electrical Training Institute and Los Angeles Technical Trade College, which will receive green jobs grants under ...

Congressman Pete Stark, D-Fremont., and U.S. Senators Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., and Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., Tuesday lauded the U.S. Department of Labor's announcement that workers at Fremont's New United Motor Manufacturing Inc.

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Autoworkers at the NUMMI plant are happy to get a fresh flavor of government aid, disclosed Tuesday, but they also want federal officials to pursue another initiative: pressure General Motors to bring a new production line to the factory.

California will receive $2.31 million in federal grants to train workers for green jobs and help place them with employers, Labor Secretary Hilda Solis announced Wednesday.

If you have a candidates' debate and only one of six candidates shows up, does that say something about you or the candidates? The Asian American Action Fund claims the latter.

Earlier this week, the government's stimulus tracking website reported that more than $2 million was spent in Minnesota's 9th congressional district, which hasn't existed since 1963.

The U.S. Department of Labor doled out nearly $5.5 million in grants for green-jobs training today, with more than a dozen awards scattered throughout California.

Last spring Emanuel Pleitez, 26, ran for California's 32nd Congressional seat in a special election to replace Hilda Solis, the new secretary of labor.

More than two-thirds of injured or sick workers in a recent survey feared employer discipline or even losing their jobs if their injuries were reported, a new study from the Government Accountability Office revealed today.

Californians are still proud of their schools, but they might not be for much longer.

I recently had a stroke that left me blind in my right eye. I am already 100 percent service-connected disabled.

6. The 88-year-old Burlington resident also has the help and support of his congressional delegation.

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The president today will make good on his campaign promise to host a White House Tribal Nations Conference.

After reading the Enquirer's lead business story '401 s won't solve all ills' , American workers may wonder, 'What is Washington, D.C., doing to make our golden years golden?' We are reminded by U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis that 'These were never meant to be more than supplemental plans.' However, the balance of the article offers little ...