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The American Franchise Act: A Narrower Standard For Joint Employment - Mondaq
On September 10, 2025, a bipartisan group in the U.S. House of Representatives introduced the American Franchise Act (H.R. 5267). The proposal would directly amend the National Labor Relations Act....
Read moreStephen Hardy announced as the new Certification Officer - GOV.UK
The Department of Business and Trade has today (1st October) announced the appointment of Stephen Hardy as the new Certification Officer. The independent Certification Officer is responsible for s...
Read moreStudent Spotlight: Ian Pultz-Earle ’26 - NYU School of Law
Robert McKay Scholar New York University Law Review, Online Editor How did you decide to pursue law? I have always been interested in how words and language affect the world around us, and also in...
Read moreNetherlands pledges to build on current employment reform on State Opening of Parliament 2025 - CMS LAW-NOW
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Read moreLaborSpeak: FTC's Letter Concerning Healthcare Non-Competes (Video) - Mondaq
In this installment we explore how the FTC voted to drop appeals defending its nationwide ban, but also launched an enforcement action against non-compete agreements... In this installment we explo...
Read moreCompetition law: new CMA guidance on competing for talent - Hill Dickinson
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has recently published new guidance on ‘Competing for Talent’ which is designed to help businesses involved in recruiting and retaining workers understa...
Read moreImmigration spotlight: a new feature - Hill Dickinson
Immigration spotlight: a new feature As the UK immigration landscape continues to evolve at pace, this summer has brought a wave of significant developments that employers should be aware of. From...
Read moreFalse Claims
VA Medical Exams Are So Broken Congress Is Now Hinting at False Claims Act Abuse - DisabledVeterans.org
When examiners don’t get veterans’ records, bad decisions aren’t a mistake—they’re a systemic failure. In a blistering oversight hearing this week, members of Congress openly questioned whether th...