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Team lead, Daily Labor Report @blaw. (But IP/Privacy in my ❤). Twin mom. Lawyer. Sci-fi lover. Tweets mine. RTs ≠ endorsements. jcasuga@bloombergindustry.com
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Froedtert Health Wins Appeal Over Shift Differentials, Overtime Original

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By Jay-Anne Casuga Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
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Labor Department Eyes Immigration Changes in Broad Rule Plan Original

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By Jay-Anne Casuga Verified, Andrew Kreighbaum Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The US Department of Labor plans to overhaul the labor market test businesses must clear before they can sponsor a foreign worker for a green card—one of dozens of proposals in the Trump administration’s latest regulatory agenda. That permanent labor certification, or PERM, process has come under major scrutiny from the government as part of a crackdown on what it sees as abuses of the H-1B specialty occupation visa program.
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EEOC Targets Worker Selection, English-Only Rules in New Agenda Original

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By Jay-Anne Casuga Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The EEOC aims to rescind long-standing guidelines on employer hiring tests and other selection procedures that have a discriminatory disparate impact on certain workers, according to the agency’s latest regulatory agenda. Proposals to repeal the 1979 Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures and related record-keeping requirements are expected this year, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said Friday.
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