Synonyms for dol
dol

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1. dolnoun

   a unit of pain intensity

2. Department of Labor, Labor Department, Labor, DoLnoun

   the federal department responsible for promoting the working conditions of wage earners in the United States; created in 1913

   Synonyms:
   labour, labor movement, confinement, parturiency, working class, undertaking, trade union movement, childbed, task, toil, proletariat, travail, lying-in, project

Matched Categories

1. • Executive Department
   • Pain Unit

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1. List of paraphrases for "dol":

   olb, dlo

Suggested Resources

1. DOL

   What does DOL stand for? -- Explore the various meanings for the DOL acronym on the Abbreviations.com website.

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1. Scott Puritz:

   We're working down two paths-advocacy to keep fixing the rule as much as we can and helping members comply, if firms are paying attention, they've set up internal DOL task forces that are inventorying clients and preparing for the rule already.

2. Scott Puritz:

   The DOL has been very prudent about how they've gone about this in trying to make their rule litigation-proof, but opponents will sue in court.

3. Jaret Seiberg:

   The letter tells us that DOL has political support for its push to keep Fidelity from letting individuals invest up to 20 % of their 401( k) money into bitcoin.

4. Scott Puritz:

   The DOL has been very prudent about how they’ve gone about this in trying to make their rule litigation-proof, but opponents will sue in court.

5. The GAO:

   DOL officials told GAO that they have traditionally used this number as a proxy for the number of individuals claiming benefits because they were closely related, however, the number of claims has not been an accurate estimate of the number of individuals claiming benefits during the pandemic because of backlogs in processing a historic volume of claims, among other data issues.