William Usery

1923–2016 (age 93)

Labor leader

Biography

William Usery was a distinguished labor leader who served in the Nixon and Ford administrations and as United States Secretary of Labor, known for his steady hand in mediating complex disputes and bridging the concerns of workers and management.

He continued to champion working families through mediation, advocacy, and education, earning respect across the country and leaving a lasting imprint on labor policy and public service.

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