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July 9, 2022 marked the one-year anniversary of President Biden's Executive Order (EO) on Promoting Competition in the American Economy, which we initially described as a sweeping...

Antitrust in labor markets remains a “hot topic” for government, business, and labor. The antitrust enforcement agencies, consistent with the Biden administration’s “Executive Order on...

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On July 19, 2022, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) announced they were joining forces to “bolster the FTCs efforts to protect workers by promoting competitive U.S. labor markets and putting an end to unfair practices that harm workers.“1 A memorandum of understanding (MOU) reached between the two agencies outlines the ways they will work together…

Join us for this free 60-minute webinar and learn from two safety leaders with more than 50 years of combined experience describe how they automate safety processes to proactively prevent accidents, integrate safety into the fabric of their operations, and streamline regulatory reporting.

Employers can no longer afford to not consider high heat hazards.

Last week, the Department of Justice Antitrust Division suffered two trial setbacks in its efforts to bring 
cases involving alleged anticompetitive conduct in labor markets.

On April 15, 2022, WilmerHale, together with co-counsel Morgan Lewis & Bockius, achieved a landmark and precedent-setting victory for our client DaVita, Inc., in the first-ever trial of...

UCS research was name-checked several times in an OSHA event announcing the Biden-Harris administration's new program aimed at protecting workers from extreme heat. Senior Climate Resilience Policy Analyst Shana Udvardy was at the event, and breaks down the necessary next steps for OSHA and the Bide

An OSHA initiative seeks to protect Midwest workers from hazardous noise and permanent hearing loss.