Rynek pracy i dane · 07/02/2020

DOL to Ban Electronic Devices in Lock-Up Facility for News Media

The Department of Labor will discontinue the use of electronic devices in its secure facility, instead relying on publicly available sources for news media organizations with pre-release access to statistical information.

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