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Organized Labor Tries New Tactic to Advance Agenda
Organized labor, led by the union federation Change to Win, has asked the TARP special inspector general to look into the possible use of TARP funds to finance lobbying against restrictions on executive bonuses. The targets of this investigation are the Financial Services Roundtable and other business trade associations. Among the questions asked were:
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