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Employers Weigh Labor Risks as Biden NLRB Policies Await Rewrite

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By Mark S. Spring
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Employers are operating in a state of legal uncertainty as they wait for the National Labor Relations Board to begin overturning binding Biden-era precedents that still remain on the books.
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James Macy Joins the NLRB: A New Pro-Employer Majority Poised to Potentially Reshape Labor Laws

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By Mark S. Spring
| JD Supra
The National Labor Relations Board took a significant step toward a potential new era of labor law earlier this week. On Monday, August 17, 2026, James R. Macy was sworn in as a Member of the Board. President Donald Trump nominated Macy in April for a term extending through August 27, 2030.
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New 2027 California State Wide Minimum Wage = Three Percent Increase | JD Supra

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By Mark S. Spring
| JD Supra
Late last week, California has announced that the new minimum wage for 2027 will be $17.40 per hour. This represents an increase of fifty cents per hour or approximately 3 percent (from $16.90 currently).
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