Republican control of the Senate will ease the path of Donald Trump’s labor nominations—yet turbulence is expected between the populist and business-friendly wings of the party.
Trump clinched the White House and Republicans retook control of the Senate after flipping several Democratic seats following Tuesday’s election. The Republican wins deal a blow to Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s (D-N.Y.) coalition, and will prompt unions and worker advocates to push for swift confirmation of remaining nominees before the year’s end, including the chair of the National Labor Relations Board.
Despite those GOP gains, some Trump nominees are likely to face additional scrutiny ...
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