Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1983: Department of LaborU.S. Government Printing Office, 1982 |
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1983 Budget Request activities additional ADP systems agencies amended Amount Pos Angrisani appropriation AUCHTER audit automated Black Lung CETA Chairman changes coal COLLYER Committee compensation complaints compliance Congress CONTE continue continuing resolution contract contractor decrease Department of Labor effective efforts eliminate Employment and Training Employment Service Employment Standards Administration enforcement ERISA Estimate 1983 Estimate evaluation Federal Employees fiscal year 1983 implementation improve increased cost industry inspections Inspector investigations issues Job Corps Labor-Management legislation major ment Merit Pay million MSHA NATCHER National nonmetal Obligations OFCCP Office operations OSHA participants PBGC pension percent personnel positions processing projects proposed reduction Redwood National Park regulations result safety and health Secretary DONOVAN staff STOKES targeted technical assistance tion Total Trade Adjustment Assistance Training Administration unemployment insurance Veterans Wage women workers workload Zuck
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