Lawmakers who hoped to prevent the Bush administration from implementing new rules concerning overtime faced increased pressure on Friday. Congressional leaders have threatened to remove language killing the new rules from a huge end-of-session spending bill. If they did that, a vote against such a bill would, in effect, be a vote to shut down the government over the issue. Opponents say the rules would eliminate overtime pay for millions of workers.
November 24, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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