Bush warms to worker aid in trade adjustment talks
The White House shifts stance on Trade Adjustment Assistance expanding aid to workers laid off by imports. President Bush and officials push the program, while Democrats cite lawsuits over nonmanufacturing eligibility. Labor Department disputes broadened eligibility. Sen. Baucus and supporters press extensions to service workers amid political debate.
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