The Texas AFL-CIO wants to intervene as a defendant in the challenge over the U.S. Labor Department's overtime-pay rule, fearing that federal agencies under Donald Trump will not adequately defend the Obama administration regulations.
December 13, 2016 at 09:21 AM
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A spokesperson for the U.S. Chamber said in an email: “We believe Judge Mazzant’s opinion was correct and we look forward to defending it on any appeal.”
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