The Labor Department cautioned organized labor in a letter made public Wednesday not to use money from pension funds to lobby against President Bush's proposal to overhaul Social Security. In the letter to the AFL-CIO's general counsel, a Labor Department official wrote that officials charged with administering multistate pension funds must not hire or fire service providers primarily on the basis of their positions on Social Security legislation.
May 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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