Telecommunication Task Force

The Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA) is an independent administrative federal agency that oversees labor-management relations for 2.1 million non-postal federal employees worldwide. The agency’s mission is to protect employee rights and foster stable relationships among federal agencies, labor organizations, and employees, thereby promoting an effective and efficient government. FLRA's various components include the Authority, the Office of General Counsel, and the Federal Service Impasses Panel, among others, all dedicated to resolving labor disputes and facilitating collaboration within the federal workforce. The agency also offers resources for training, eFiling, and information on case types, thereby enhancing the labor-management relations framework in the federal sector. Generated from the website

The Department of Health Childhood Lead Poisoning Program in Washington, DC is dedicated to addressing and preventing lead poisoning in children. Through education, testing, and outreach efforts, the program aims to reduce the impact of lead exposure on the health and well-being of young residents. Working closely with families, healthcare providers, and community partners, the program offers resources and support to identify and mitigate lead hazards in homes and other environments. By promoting awareness and providing guidance, the Department of Health Childhood Lead Poisoning Program strives to create a safer and healthier environment for children in the District of Columbia. Generated from their business information

The Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia is a regulatory agency responsible for overseeing and regulating the electric, natural gas, and telecommunications industries within the District of Columbia. Its primary function is to ensure that utility companies provide safe, reliable, and affordable services to consumers while also promoting fair competition in the marketplace. Through its regulatory authority, the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia works to balance the interests of both utility companies and consumers, making decisions that impact rates, service quality, and infrastructure investments. By upholding industry standards and promoting transparency, the Commission plays a crucial role in safeguarding the public interest in the provision of essential utility services. Generated from their business information