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| 3426826 | 7d7a9bb3-78ef-4769-9ef2-7a8bdd5027c2 | Q3 | NATIONAL ADVOCACY CENTER OF THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD | 77993 | CONFERENCE OF PROVINCIALS OF NORTH AMERICA | 2025 | third_quarter | LBR | PROPOSAL TO CHANGE CURRENT PROCESS AT WAGE AND HOUR DIVSION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR: The Wage and Hour Division at Department of Labor (DOL) is proposing to move a slew of interpretive guidance out of the Federal Register and into the Field Operations Handbook (FOH). There are many concerns around this proposal. Much of the FOH is not available to the public, it can be changed at any time without notice to the public, and this will deny stakeholders adequate access to important materials to help employers comply with the law and workers know if their rights were violated. The request is that DOL reconsider this action. FEDERAL WORKER UNION RIGHTS: Letter urges Representatives to discharge and pass HR 2550, the Protect Americas Workforce Act, without delay. This bipartisan bill rescinds Executive Order 14251, restores federal workers fundamental right to collectively bargain, and restores their union contracts. RESCINDING OF OVERTIME AND MINIMUM WAGE PROTECTIONS: The sign-on is an endorsement of a comment letter led by Rep. Jayapal opposing the Department of Labors proposal to rescind overtime and minimum wage protections for nearly 4 million home care workers employed by agencies. This dangerous rollback threatens the livelihoods of workers, risks destabilizing the entire care economy, and would harm more than 9 million older adults and people with disabilities who depend on home care workers to continue living in their communities. CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON GARMENT INDUSTRY IN ASIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES: Sign-on urging the International Accord for Health and Safety in the Textile and Garment Industry to formally integrate protections against extreme heat into its mandate. It urges them to increase their commitment to improve the health and safety of garment workers by including occupational heat stress as the next formal safety pillar of the International Accord and related country-specific safety agreements. ENDORSEMENT OF CHILDREN DONT BELONG ON TOBACCO FARMS ACT: Endorsed bill. This simple bill, introduced by Rep. Rosa DeLauro, would ban hazardous child labor involving tobacco plants, which emit nicotine, a known neurotoxin. | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,Labor, Dept of (DOL) | 20000 | 0 | 0 | 2025-10-01T18:07:02-04:00 |