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Electrical Energy Storage in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission recently opened Docket IR 20-166 to investigate the use and compensation of energy storage projects (ESPs) in New Hampshire....
Read MoreThere is Still Time to Apply for the 2022 Diversity Visa Program
The U.S. Department of State has continued the Diversity Immigrant Visa Program (aka “Green Card Lottery” and “DV Lottery”). The program, created by the Immigration...
Read MoreOSHA Clarifies COVID-19 Reporting (For Now)
At the end of September, OSHA updated its COVID-19 FAQs to clear up the confusion employers had expressed about the reporting of employee coronavirus hospitalizations...
Read MoreJoint Employer Rule Struck Down by New York Judge
On Tuesday, September 8, 2020, a New York federal judge ruled that the U.S. Department of Labor’s recently enacted “joint employer” rule, which was issued...
Read MoreOSHA’s Citation And Fine Against Smithfield Foods Is a First
OSHA's recent citation and $13,494 fine against Smithfield Foods is receiving mixed reactions. Some say it’s not enough of a penalty, even though it is...
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