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Lori Chavez-Deremer
National
Labor Secretary oversaw ‘toxic’ workplace
Inspector general’s report confirms press about office drinking and misuse of funds.
National
Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer steps down amid scandal
Lori Chavez-DeRemer lasted 12 months as Trump's labor secretary, gone after scandal over inappropriate conduct and misuse of public funds.
International
Labor secretary slashes solidarity grants
Federal funding cuts have decimated the AFL-CIO’s Solidarity Center and all but ended U.S. support for international labor rights work.
National
Senate confirms Trump labor secretary
Lori Chavez-DeRemer won Senate confirmation 67-32, with Democrats split and a few Republicans voting against her for being too pro-union.
National
Chavez-DeRemer walks back support for PRO Act
President Trump’s nominee for Labor Secretary, a former Oregon Congresswoman, won’t push a minimum wage increase either.
National
Merkley backs Chavez-DeRemer for labor secretary
No date has been set yet for a Senate confirmation hearing.
National
Trump taps Chavez-DeRemer for labor secretary
Oregon’s pro-labor Republican lost her seat in the House. Now she’ll go to the Senate for a cabinet confirmation hearing.
Workers Rights
Oregon Republican signs onto pro-union PRO Act
It’s the latest pro-union stance by swing district Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer, but the PRO Act has little chance of passage.
National
GOP Congresswoman Lori Chavez-DeRemer backs pro-union ‘messaging bill’ that would dump Janus
The bill is thought to have zero chance of passing the GOP House, and didn't get a hearing when Democrats were in charge either.
Politics
Teamster’s daughter
Lori Chavez-DeRemer, Oregon’s lone Republican Congresswoman, is courting organized labor.
National
Biden: ‘Let’s finish the job’
Three Oregon union members were guests at Joe Biden's 2023 State of the Union address, which featured heckling and off-script engagement.


