For Workers Who Supported Trump, Their Loyalty Has Been Repaid With Betrayal

Amid his battle, Donald Trump painted himself to be a champion for the American laborer, guaranteeing that he would end a period where "our specialists' dedication was reimbursed with selling out" by government officials. In the event that he won, Trump guaranteed that specialists would "at last have a president who will ensure them and battle for them."

On Monday, Trump marked enactment to nullify the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order. The request — which President Barack Obama marked in 2014 — guaranteed that organizations agreed to wellbeing and security principles, wage laws and hostile to separation insurances before they got government contract dollars. Read more:-International Database

This request would have settled a noteworthy issue: the uncontrolled infringement of essential work laws by organizations that get government contracts. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, as of late discharged a report finding that 66% of the administration's 100 biggest temporary workers have been discovered infringing upon work environment wage and security laws. Past reports by the fair Government Accountability Office and a Senate board of trustees likewise discovered boundless lawbreaking by government temporary workers.

Trump says Nafta 'renegotiations' with Mexico and Canada to start

Meetings have been scheduled with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, he said.

The Nafta agreement came into effect between the three countries in 1994.

Mr Trump has called it the worst trade deal the US has ever signed.

The White House website says that if Canada and Mexico refuse to accept a renegotiation of Nafta that provides a "fair deal" for American workers, then the US will move to withdraw from it.

Speaking at a ceremony to swear in senior White House staff, Mr Trump said he would also talk with Mr Pena Nieto about immigration and border security in a meeting that the White House says will take place on 31 January.

Source:-BBC