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D.C. BILL PROTECTS JOB APPLICANTS’ CREDIT HISTORIES

7-Jul-2021

States and cities join trend of blocking credit, criminal history background checks.

Washington, D.C., is the latest jurisdiction to consider legislation to prevent employers from conducting credit history screens for most job applicants.

Currently…

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TEXAS JUDGE HALTS IMPLEMENTATION OF NEW DOL RULES

7-Jul-2021

An appellate court in Texas has granted an injunction to temporarily halt the implementation of the new overtime rules that have been laid down by the Department of Labor.

The court wrote the following in its verdict:

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OBAMA DOJ SUES DENVER, COLORADO FOR NOT HIRING ENOUGH ILLEGAL ALIENS… TO WORK IN THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE

7-Jul-2021

In a normal world, such a lawsuit wouldn’t even be conceivable. To sue anyone, anyone, for not hiring someone, for whatever reason, is downright foolish. To sue them for not hiring a person for whom there is a good reason not to hire…

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THE DOJ CIVIL RIGHTS DIVISION MAY NOT HAVE HAD ANY LEGAL AUTHORITY FOR THE LAST YEAR AND A HALF

7-Jul-2021

In 1997, Congress passed a law to the effect that the President cannot make any temporary appointments to an office that requires the consent of the Senate for longer than two hundred and ten days. Any action taken by the appointee beyond this…

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AFTER JAN 22, PRESIDENT TRUMP CAN DO A LOT

7-Jul-2021

Our governmental system is designed to prevent dictatorial power. In order for a president to get things done, he needs the cooperation of both Congress and the Senate, and with Washington being a swamp, he will need to negotiate a great deal with…

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REGULATORY DUMP: CURRENT ADMIN PASSES 527 PAGES OF REGULATIONS IN ONE DAY

7-Jul-2021

Employers beware, Trump may have one the election, but the atmosphere is still toxic for employers, and it will continue to get worse until he takes over.

Just today, Obama has released over five hundred and twenty seven pages…

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