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Labor/Employment

Oct. 2, 2012

Employment regulators use web tools to reach non-union workers

With interactive web pages and smart phone apps, government agencies are using web tools to reach out to workers who might not know they have federally protected employment rights.


By Laura Hautala


Daily Journal Staff Writer


As the private sector workforce becomes less unionized, government agencies concerned with employee rights are using Web tools to reach non-union workers.


With interactive Web pages and smartphone apps, these agencies are pushing their message out to workers who might not know they can file complaints for violations of federally protected rights.


So far, these efforts have focused on worker...

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