Georgia Gov. Kemp swears in Barbara Rivera Holmes as new state labor commissioner on April 4 at state Capitol.

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Rivera Holmes is now officially the Labor Commissioner of Georgia. She was appointed by Gov. Kemp to fill this role on March 18, following the death of the previous Labor Commissioner, Bruce Thompson.

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Gov. Kemp will swear in Bárbara Rivera Holmes as Georgia’s labor commissioner today at the Capitol, months after Bruce Thompson’s passing.

A federal judge previously blocked AFGE’s initial complaint, saying that the union first needed to go to the Federal Labor Relations Authority over the matter.