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OSHA’s Proposed Emergency Response Rule: A Call for Revision
OSHA’s New Emergency Response Rule Needs Changes As proposed, the rule threatens volunteer and paid fire departments in 27 states On July 22, 2024, the Occupational Safety...
Read MoreNoncompete Ban Halted: What It Means for American Workers and Businesses
The Noncompete Ban is Now on Hold Texas Court’s Ruling is National in Scope A federal judge in Texas has struck down the new FTC rule banning...
Read MoreIs OSHA’s New Heat Standard Legal? Navigating the Legal and Political Landscape
Is the Proposed Heat Standard Legal? The rule is valuable even if it doesn’t get finalized In the wake of the recent United States Supreme Court’s (USSC)...
Read MorePay Transparency in Massachusetts: A New Era in Wage Disclosure
Pay Transparency Will Soon Be the Law in Massachusetts It won’t be long before it’s the norm everywhere Over the past few years, there has been a...
Read MoreNavigating the FTC’s Noncompete Rule: Updates and Legal Challenges
The FTC’s Noncompete Rule on Track to Take Effect on September 4 Court challenges haven’t stopped it yet, but still could On April 23, 2024, the Federal...
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