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Red Tape Rising 2016: Obama Regs Top $100 Billion Annually

The number and cost of federal regulations increased substantially in 2015, as regulators continued to tighten restrictions on American businesses and individuals. The addition of 43 new major rules last year increased annual regulatory costs by more than $22 billion, bringing the total annual costs of Obama Administration rules to an astonishing $100 billon-plus in just seven years.
United States Environmental Protection Agency District Of Columbia White House Melinda Warren Barack Obama

Red Tape Rising: Six Years of Escalating Regulation Under Obama

The number and cost of government regulations continued to climb in 2014, intensifying Washington’s control over the economy and Americans’ lives. The addition of 27 new major rules[1] last year pushed the tally for the Obama Administration’s first six years to 184, with scores of other rules in the pipeline.
District Of Columbia United States Department Of Energy White House Robert Greene Christopher Dodd

USDOL's New Independent Contractor Final Rule is DOA, Or Is It? Not So Fast! | DirectEmployers Association

On Thursday, January 7, 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor (“USDOL”) published its long-awaited Federal Register revising its interpretation of independent contractor (“IC”) status under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”). Significantly, the Rule is NOT scheduled to go into effect until March 8, 2021, AFTER President-elect Biden will have been sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. While the new Final Rule would give employers and workers greater flexibility to arr...
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