DoL
- noun
- Formal
- Responses to the recruitment campaign are sent directly to the DOL, which forwards them to the employer for evaluation.
- attestation with the DOL
- DOL evaluates the application
- DOL regulations
Examples
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The DOL requires employers to provide a safe working environment for all employees.
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I have checked in with DOL, and I would recommend you do the same.
Blog text (34) -
Notice must be given to the employees and to the DOL on the same day.
Academic text (1993) -
In addition, the DOL noted that the turnover rates are higher for women than for men.
Academic text (1996) -
If these people feel threatened, they need to contact the DOL or EEOC, or find another employer.
Blog text (32) -
Also, "any aggrieved party or organization" may file a complaint with DOL challenging an attestation.
Academic text (1993) -
Yet, the DOL refuses to use its regulatory regional schedules of preapproved occupations.
Academic text (1990) -
Berkenfeld's bottom line brought an audible gasp from the mostly labor-friendly audience at the DOL conference.
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Second, the system suffers from the current DOL policy of subjecting applications to review for conformity with hyper-technical recruitment requirements.
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As the agency tasked with implementing the FLSA, the DOL is afforded some deference when it interprets that statute.83
Academic text (2017)
Synonyms
A United States government department that protects workers and makes rules about work
A part of the United States government that helps workers and improves their working conditions
A US government department that helps workers and protects their rights at work
Surface Forms
Morphology
DoL = Department + Labor (opaque) = D + o + L
The form is an initialism; the letters do not transparently convey the meaning unless the expansion 'Department of Labor' is known.
Etymology
DoL is a short form of Department of Labor, which literally means an official 'department' for 'labor', meaning 'work'. So, in the United States, DoL is the government office that looks after workers, jobs, and safe working conditions.