Labor Thursday: Trump Ends Federal Contractor Minimum Wage Threshold; Wilcox Firing Faces Divided Appeals Court; House Antitrust Probes Medical Resident Matching Program; D.C. Says Gopuff Misclassified Workers; Largest Anesthesiology Provider in North America Loses Poaching Suit

Labor Thursday is a weekly overview of competition and labor market issues and includes our analysis of the timing and priorities of the key agencies overseeing enforcement and rulemaking, including the Federal Trade Commission, Justice Department, and National Labor Relations Board. This week, The Capitol Forum analyzes President Trump’s move to rescind Biden executive orders mandating federal contractors pay their workers a $15 […]

Labor Weekly: GOP Nominee to NLRB Avoids Commitments on Captive Audience, Other Standards; Macy’s Confirmation Would Allow Board to Target Precedents on Independent Contractors, Unionization Process; FLCA Passes the House; Cargill Teamsters File Unfair Labor Practice Charge

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Labor Weekly: Delivery Drivers Can Dodge Certain Arbitration Clauses, Supreme Court Rules; Pivotal Labor Board Nominee Gets Senate Hearing Date; Polis Vetoes Bill to Ban Surveillance Wages and Pricing

Supreme Court rules delivery and rideshare drivers can litigate claims, aren’t bound by forced arbitration. The Supreme Court ruled last week that a distributor transporting products without...

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Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly: Profit Boom for Memory Chip Oligopoly Set to Continue in Short Term as Sources in National Security Community Say Policymakers are Unlikely to Soften Stance Toward Chinese Memory Chip Companies

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Labor Thursday: Trump Ends Federal Contractor Minimum Wage Threshold; Wilcox Firing Faces Divided Appeals Court; House Antitrust Probes Medical Resident Matching Program; D.C. Says Gopuff Misclassified Workers; Largest Anesthesiology Provider in North America Loses Poaching Suit

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Labor Weekly: GOP Nominee to NLRB Avoids Commitments on Captive Audience, Other Standards; Macy’s Confirmation Would Allow Board to Target Precedents on Independent Contractors, Unionization Process; FLCA Passes the House; Cargill Teamsters File Unfair Labor Practice Charge

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Tech/Media/Telecom Weekly: Profit Boom for Memory Chip Oligopoly Set to Continue in Short Term as Sources in National Security Community Say Policymakers are Unlikely to Soften Stance Toward Chinese Memory Chip Companies

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