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IRS and Labor punishment for being a ‘litigious, combative and a bitter foe’

WSJ: Unions spent $4.4 billion on politics and lobbying since 2005

The decline could mean employers are growing more cautious about adding workers

Labor Department said weekly unemployment aid applications stayed at a seasonally adjusted 370,000, the same level as the previous week

According to the Labor Department, jobs are up from 3.12 million in November to 3.38 in December

Dow Jones industrial average jumped 108 points, or 0.8 percent, to 12,812

Labor Department said Thursday that weekly applications increased 21,000

Mixed data suggest the job market has strengthened but employers remain cautious

The Labor Department says weekly applications dropped 15,000 to a seasonally adjusted 372,000 last week

Proposal would create an affirmative action program for the disabled that’s similar to those for race and gender

No jobs were added in August, September report to be released Friday

Unemployment applications drop but still no sign of substantial job growth

Say proposed rules would cripple individual and private sector abilities to resist union leaders

Benefit applications haven’t been at sustainable job-growth levels since February

The Labor Department reported Thursday that, despite prior estimates, jobless claims fell to 403,000 last week

Claims for unemployment benefits spike, defying predictions

March’s unemployment rate dropped by .1% while job growth exceeded the expectations of most economists

Any effort by the government to distort worker choice in favor of union cronies should lead to the immediate dismissal from office

The New York State Labor Department released figures Thursday that showed New York City’s jobless rate as is its lowest in 16 months