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The binding effect of the current Labor Commissioner ruling in the court is nil.

Recent criticisms of the FCC's net neutrality proposal by FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell in this regard are enlightening.

In the same way, you can't predict the outcome here by asking what the Labor Commissioner thinks.

Taylor, deputy commissioner of food and vet.) has spent a lot of his career working with Monsanto?

A European commissioner is two degree removed from the public, just like a European head of government.

If the insurance companies aren't pricing it right, then go talk to the insurance commissioner (i.e.

He has been pushing for local ISP monopolies, extended customer lock-in and so on from the moment he became the Commissioner for Digital Economy.

That doesn't really rise to the level of specifying how a work product must be produced Apparently a Labor Commissioner disagrees with this assessment.

When an employer appeals a Labor Commissioner ruling and loses, the employer gets stuck paying the attorneys' fees of the prevailing claimant on the appeal.

Just FYI, Selig is no longer the commissioner.

For an EU Commissioner a shortlist of representatives are chosen in secret by a team of people, each of whom is a proxy, elected via a process similar to (1).

That's because counting something up is simply not that complex and shouldn't be made complex unnecessarily just to pad the CV of some electoral commissioner or pad the wallet of the company making the machines.

Federal regulators, who are infamous for their inaction have made the rare determination that "the numbers" don't add up, with at least one SEC commissioner publicly furious that the SEC hasn't gone far enough.

It may seem like everything has already been done but remember that back in 1898, Charles Holland Duell, who was appointed as the United States Commissioner of Patents famously said "Everything that can be invented has been invented." Start from the grassroot level.

The commissioner may increase the required amount of the bond or security device to a maximum of five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00) upon the basis of the impaired financial condition of a licensee as evidenced by a reduction in net worth, financial losses or other relevant criteria." [1] For most money transmitters, this isn't a big deal.

Here's Wyoming's law: "Each application shall be accompanied by a surety bond, irrevocable letter of credit or other similar security device acceptable to the commissioner in the amount of ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) or two and one-half (2) times the outstanding payment instruments, whichever is greater.

This is an appeal from a decision by a hearing officer of the California Labor Commissioner.

It'll be very interesting to see how the Commissioner's Office responds to the FBI's findings.

But anything that comes from the Labor Commissioner's office has to be taken with a large grain of salt when considering its potential value as precedent.