David Weil doesn’t come across as a bomb-throwing leftist extremist, not this soft-spoken academic with tortoiseshell glasses, a receding hairline and his unfailingly polite replies to accusatory questions from some members of a Senate committee considering his nomination to a high Department of Labor post.
The chamber’s complaint isn’t that Weil took positions on those issues, but that his positions uniformly favored workers.. “Weil,” it said, “is a major advocate of unionization.” Now Trump’s actions are being overturned by the Biden administration, which is developing an extensive portfolio of pro-worker policies. Reinstalling Weil at Wage and Hour is part of that strategy.that would ban a whole sheaf of actions used by employers to interfere with union organizing.
Weil appeared at his confirmation hearing alongside Gwynne A. Wilcox and David Prouty, two labor lawyers nominated for seats on the National Labor Relations Board. They all faced determined grilling by the committee’s GOP members, but Weil was the focus. Committee votes on the nominations could happen as soon as Wednesday.The fear most often voiced by the business lobby is that Weil would implement many of the PRO Act’s provisions through regulatory action.
But putting people from coal and oil in government positions related to same is A-OK.
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