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2022
Anthony J. Sanders v. Antony J. Blinken, Secretary of State; In re: Netspend
and Google HA-24-9-21
(in-composition)
>$16,200 life savings + 40 a day
witness fees from 24 September 2021 must be collected from Netspend
and $2,034 from Direct Express - Beneficiary's
Bank has an Obligation to Pay and Give Notice to the Beneficiary pursuant to
the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) 4A-404.
2.4 Percent Labor Budget FY 22; 3
Percent Federal Minimum Wage $10 (2022) Inflation HA-9-12-21
The secret DOL budget request for federal outlays is $95.2 billion
FY 22. This level, that might be
perceived as hyperinflation by counterfeit intelligence, is defended by a 2.4
percent annual inflation baseline discretionary budget since FY 14 and defunding
of the moot American Jobs Plan and Infrastructure Bill. This level is down from a pandemic
pseudo-ephedrine high of $544 billion FY 21 and $497 billion FY 20 and after a
one-time $42 billion contribution to make the transition from Pandemic
Compensation to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation FY 22. Federal outlays for DOL are expected to
return to an only slightly elevated baseline of about $48 billion FY 23 and FY
24. FY 22 inflationary pressures must defeated by commitment to the rule of law – 2.5 percent
labor, payroll, and administration inflation, 3 percent inflation for services
and low-income people. DOL is obligated to legislate a federal minimum wage of
“$10 (2022) and 3 percent more annually thereafter” 29USC§206(a)(1)(D) to set precedence for 3
percent cost-of-living adjustment
in 2023 pursuant to Sec. 215(i) of the Social
Security Act 42USC§415(i) and legislate unemployment
compensation for 6 months of exclusive breastfeeding in Sec. 307 of the Social
Security Act 42USC§507. In November 2021
a total of 155,797,000 were employed, up 0.5 percent from 154,966,000 in
October 2021. This is 16.8 percent more
than the low of 133,370,000 in April 2020 but -1.8 percent less than the
pre-COVID high of 158,732,000 in February 2020 to which the labor market is not
expected to recover until early 2022.
For checking payroll-tax cheating purposes the average number of people
employed in 2021 is -3.3 percent less than in 2019 and real average weekly
earnings declined 1.6 percent over the 12 months ending October 31, 2021. The retaliatory bankruptcy totally embezzling
the applicant Public Trustee, just after citing the Board of Trustees for
tardiness and cheating on the 2020 payroll tax overestimate and disability
beneficiary underestimate, when in Washington DC, must be redressed without
further robbery corroboration pursuant to Sec.102 and 503 of the Americans with
Disabilities Act 42USC§12112 and 42USC§12203
c/o SSA Inspector General. DOL is implored to pay the
disabled author $500, untaxed <$10,000 gift, pursuant to Scarborough v.
Anthony J. Principi 541 US 401 (2004), Astrue v. Ratliff 560
US_(2010) to redress harmful (eye lash) bank errors Shinseki v. Sanders 556
US 396 (2009) with Equal Access to Justice Act fees 5USC§500 et seq. to
liberate the non-overtly violent whistleblowing of women and people of color
from being silenced with $1,000 fines by the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission 42USC§2000e-16 and achieve a level of confidence in the Bachelor
degree of police to repeal enforcement from The baseline 2USC§907(c)(1) et
seq current law in addition to which is only budgetary
treatment with OASI and DI Trust Funds Sec. 710 Social Security Act 42USC§911. All the
junky Christmas legislation the American economy can afford this year is a
federal minimum wage of “$10 (2022) and 3 percent more annually thereafter” 29USC§206(a)(1)(D).
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