Senate OKs mine safety bill to move enforcement
The Senate approved a compromise mine safety bill by voice vote. It shifts enforcement from the Interior’s Mining Enforcement Administration to the Labor Department, unifying safety and health programs for coal, mineral, and metal mines and adding new penalties. The Carter administration supports the measure and House approval is expected.
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Coal contract talks begin to end wildcat strikes in UMW
Washington AP reports opening labor management talks aim to curb wildcat strikes plaguing coal fields and threatening a December 6 contract expiration. Key issues include enhanced wages, benefits, holidays, and a potential right to strike over local grievances.
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