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Vol. 183, Nos. 1-21, pp. 1-504
Dec. 3, 2007- April 28, 2008

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    LABOR DEPARTMENT (DOL)
      Administration
        – – Appointments and personnel changes, Romano nominated assistant Sec'y, disability employment policy, 35; confirmed, 396
        – – FY2009 budget, Chao recommends consolidating WIA services, cutting training budgets, House hearing, 356; administration proposal would cut funding for programs helping workers while boosting money to audit, investigate, and prosecute unions, 366
      Enforcement
      Rules and regulations
        – – FMLA, DOL published proposal suggesting changes to serious health condition and medical certification process, 253
    LABOR MANAGEMENT RELATIONS ACT (LMRA)
      – Case summaries, 28; 28; 51; 51; 123; 147; 171; 195; 196; 219; 339; 363; 363; 364; 411
      – ULPs
        See UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES (ULPS)
    LABOR-MANAGEMENT REPORTING AND DISCLOSURE ACT (LMRDA)
      – Case summaries, 27; 339; 483
      – T-1, DOL proposed rule would require unions to file annual financial reports for trusts formed for members' benefit, 340
    LABOR PEACE AGREEMENTS
    LABOR STATISTICS BUREAU (BLS)
    LABORERS (LIUNA)
      – Case summaries, 339
    LANDSCAPING
      – Case summaries, 208
    LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS
    LANHAM ACT
      – Case summaries, 472
    LAW ENFORCEMENT EMPLOYEES
      – Case summaries, 75; 111; 135; 228; 297; 315; 324; 325; 423; 446; 463
      – Joint employers, police officers who work for another city entity while off-duty not entitled to include time in overtime calculations, DOL opinion letter, 351
      – Tex., Houston, police officer has no 5th Amend. right to refuse to answer internal affairs questions (Arb.), 162
    LAWYERS AND LAW FIRMS
    LAYOFFS
    LEADING ECONOMIC INDICATORS
    LEAVE
    LEGISLATION, FEDERAL
      Ed. Note: This heading covers bills with assigned numbers. For information on measures not yet assigned numbers, see specific subject headings.
      House
        – – HR 493, Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act, passed, added to mental health parity bill, 347; may move to Senate floor, has widespread support but subject to hold by Coburn (R-Okla), 466
        – – HR 1424, Mental Health Parity Act extension, business groups warning Pelosi (D-Cal) that bill would threaten ability to offer mental health benefits, 250; approved, provisions of genetic bias bill added after passage, 347
        – – HR 1614, Aviation security pilot project, passed, would screen airport workers with access to secure areas, 64
        – – HR 3195, ADA Restoration Act, amendments needed to address unwarranted exclusion from coverage but some warn of unintended consequences, 203
        – – HR 4343, Fair Treatment for Experienced Pilots Act, bill raising mandatory retirement for pilots to 65 signed, 79
        – – HR 4987, National Defense Authorization Act, signed, amends FMLA to require leave for family of military injured during service, 307
        – – HR 5228, Employee Changing Room Privacy Act, Andrews (D-NJ) bill bars monitoring areas on premises where workers change clothes, 279
        – – HR 5781, Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act, oversight panel approves, would provide paid parental leave and right to use accred sick leave, 497
      Senate
        – – S 274, Federal Employee Protection of Disclosures Act, bill to strengthen protections for workers who disclose government waste, fraud, and abuse approved, 114
        – – S 1577, Patient Safety and Abuse Prevention Act, amendment reserving funds to create national background check system for long-term care workers approved, 425
        – – S 1782, Arbitration Fairness Act, witnesses tell judiciary panel that limit on predispute pacts important to reform unfair system, 87
        – – S 1843, Fair Pay Restoration Act, witnesses urge labor panel to approve after Supreme Court ruling limits time for filing bias charges, 199
        – – S 1881, ADA Restoration Act, amendments needed to address unwarranted coverage exclusions but some warn of unintended consequences, 203
        – – S 2663, CPSC Reform Act, bill providing whistleblower protection to staff and industry employees passed, waiting for conference with House bill, 374
    LESBIAN EMPLOYEES
    LIMITATIONS PERIODS
    LIMOUSINE SERVICES
      – Air Brooke Limo., service manager fired after notifying supervisor of need for bypass surgery may pursue FMLA claim (3d Cir.), 86
    LIVING WAGE
    LMRA
    LMRDA
    LOCAL GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
      See specific states or occupations
    LOCKOUTS
      See also STRIKES
      – Case summaries, 291; 364
    LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS (BLE)
      – Case summaries, 459; 459
    LONG-TERM CARE
    LONGSHOREMEN (ILA)
      – Case summaries, 27
    LOUISIANA
      – New Orleans, issues about the effect of immigrant workers on hurricane recovery raised, meeting, 128

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