Labor Weekly: Democratic Control of Congress Could Herald Constellation of Individual PRO Act Bills; New Oversight Likely Aimed at DOL Rulemaking; FTC Demands Uber, Delta, Others Disclose Personalized Pricing and Compensation Tactics; NCAA Accused of Conspiring Against Pay for Division III Athletes

Welcome to Labor Thursday, our weekly overview of competition and labor market issues. Key stories we’re reporting on this week include: • With Democrats hoping to retake at least one chamber of Congress, stakeholders see an opportunity to revive key elements of a massive Biden-era labor bill. • Ongoing Labor Department rulemaking aimed at eroding […]

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Labor Weekly: Democratic Control of Congress Could Herald Constellation of Individual PRO Act Bills; New Oversight Likely Aimed at DOL Rulemaking; FTC Demands Uber, Delta, Others Disclose Personalized Pricing and Compensation Tactics; NCAA Accused of Conspiring Against Pay for Division III Athletes

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