Labor Dept. Advisory Group for Sick Nuke Workers Staffed Up Again

By ExchangeMonitor

After letting it sit empty for most of the Donald Trump administration, the Labor Department has restaffed a small advisory group that helps the Department of Labor process medical claims from workers sickened at U.S. nuclear-weapon sites. The Advisory Board on…

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