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06.30.2016
The US Department of Labor (DOL) recently finalized regulations affecting employers and trade associations across the US. Those regulations would require reporting of engagement with legal counsel involved in direct or indirect persuasion of employees on matters of union representation. The stated goal of the regulations was to bring into public view the point that attorneys and consultants are often ...
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