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Return of the (Pro-Employer) Jedi: The NLRB Under a Second Trump Administration

Ronald Baumgarten Comments on Upcoming Tariffs in Agri-Pulse Article

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It’s Officially Enforcement Season: OCR Announces First Penalty Under New Risk Analysis Initiative

Is It Dead? The Department of Labor’s 2024 Rule Increasing the Minimum Salary Threshold for Exempt Employees Is Vacated – For Now

Of Counsel Ronald Baumgarten commented on tariffs under the new administration in an <em>Agri-Pulse</em> article titled “Republicans Look to Fast-Track Tax, Spending Cuts but Face Hurdles.” Published Nov. 13, 2024, discusses potential extensions of expiring tax provisions, enactment of new tax cuts and imposing of new tariffs.

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