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EXHIBIT 42: AFL-CIO Statistics “Summer of 2004;” Workers Compensation Issue Vol. 1-04; NOTES; Page 7, last entry.
URL internet location: http://www.aflcio.org/issues/safety/wc/upload/wcnotes_summer04.pdf
600,000 Potential claimants to be compensated10,995 Compensated claims to “Summer of 2004”..AFL-CIO stat 589,005 Dismissed or non-claimant status* x $150,000 Entitlement sum $88,350,750,000 Potentially saved government funding to the “Summer of 2004”
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NOTE: $150,000 Entitlement sum
x 10,995 Compensated claims to “Summer of 2004”..AFL-CIO stat $1,649,250,000 Total sum paid out to “Summer of 2004
NOTE the huge DIFFERENCE between AFL-CIO “Summer of 2004” accountability $1,649,250,000 and USDOL’s accountability $1,246,967,879 to October 12, 2005, over a year later:
QUESTION: How will the USDOL account for the 16 month discrepancy?
NOTE: $150,000 Entitlement sum
x 16,884 Denied claims - AFL-CIO statistic
$2,532,600,000 Saved government funding to the “Summer of 2004”
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Hanford Towne Hall meeting Program Statistic presentation by USDOL-ESA deputy manager Roberta Mosier March 9 and 10, 2005 —
NOTE: the difference between the June 10, 2004, total claims filed, 55,056*, posted by the USDOL employees, documents that the USDOL’s March 9 and 10, 2005, total claims filed, 45,804, posted by the USDOL employees represents a significant difference of 9,252 less claims posted by the USDOL employees over a year later.
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Contrary USDOL Statistics:
March 9 & 10, 2005
Total EEOICPA claimants:45,804*Recommended Decisions: Approved: 10,541Denied: 21,144Final Decisions:Approved: 10,297Denied: 18,855*Compensation paid: $1,022,135,974