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March 23, 2022

"Violates what is most sacred": X-ray of the initiative that allowed banks to charge themselves Chinese wages

Jorge Sales Boyoli weighs in on a reform that was almost passed in Mexico, which “violates the most sacred thing that a worker has: his salary.”

In the News
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March 22, 2022

House Approves Bill to Ban Hairstyle Discrimination in the Workplace

In light of the CROWN Act moving to the U.S. Senate, Corinn Jackson recommends that employers review their appearance policies and ensure they are inclusive of racial, ethnic and cultural practices related to hair and hairstyles.

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March 22, 2022

Minimal DOL Budget Boost in 2022 May Be Blunted by Rescue Cash

Michael Lotito comments on federal funding for OSHA and says that the benefits of workforce training money spent are not clear.

Press Release
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March 22, 2022

Littler Adds Experienced Litigator Michelle Ann Clark as a Shareholder in Fresno

Clark has extensive experience in technology-focused litigation, including patent and trade secret litigation.

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March 21, 2022

Punching In: Hoffa’s Teamsters Reign Ends With Hard Feelings

As many states are revising their mask and vaccine policies to align with federal OSHA rules, Jacklyn Giffin explains that Michigan has not yet changed its policies.

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