Lori Chavez-DeRemer, Trump's Labor Department pick, to face questions from senators
Briefly

Lori M. Chavez-DeRemer, a former Congresswoman from Oregon, has been nominated for Secretary of Labor by the incoming Trump administration. Known for flipping a blue seat to red during her 2022 election, she lost her reelection bid in 2024. Her prior political roles include serving on the Happy Valley City Council and as its mayor. Chavez-DeRemer received strong union backing for her advocacy on legislation like the Protecting the Right to Organize Act, which aims to bolster union formation and activities. The Secretary of Labor oversees various agencies and enforces critical labor laws affecting U.S. workers.
"Chavez-DeRemer has gained union support for her advocacy on labor legislation and her commitment to workers' rights, showcasing a blend of political experience and union alignment."
"As secretary of labor, she will play a pivotal role in enforcing labor laws and policies that impact millions of American workers across various industries."
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