Secretaries of Commerce and Labor

Congress established the Department of Commerce and Labor in 1903 at the behest of President Theodore Roosevelt. The department comprised eight bureaus that dealt with labor, corporations, statistics and standards, the census, navigation, fisheries and immigration. In 1913 Congress created a separate Department of Labor and a new Department of Commerce.

Term of Service	Secretary	Home State	Administration
1903 - 1904	George B. Cortelyou	New York	T. Roosevelt
1904 - 1906	Victor H. Metcalf	California	T. Roosevelt
1906 - 1909	Oscar S. Straus	New York	T. Roosevelt
1909 - 1913	Charles Nagel	Missouri	Taft

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U.S. Department of Labor -- History -- Hall of the Secretaries of Labor: Portraits and Biographies
... of Labor: Portraits and Biographies The official portraits of the Secretaries of Labor, along with brief biographies, are on permanent display in the Great Hall of the Frances Perkins U.S. Department of Labor Building. To view a portrait ...
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Statement of Robert B. Reich Secretary of Labor before the Committee on Labor and Human Resources, United States Senate [03/30/94]
... Labor and Commerce as well as a balanced group of experts from business, labor and academia. The Commission is charged with examining the current state and legal framework of worker-management relations and with recommending changes necessary ...
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