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New Member from Mankato, Minnesota

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By Matthew Kern, Matt Nusbaum, Ned Carey, Chad M. Hoffman
| BiggerPockets Verified
Real Estate Agent from Mankato, MN Member since Feb 22, 2019 Posts 99 Votes 51 Experience 5 Yrs Investments 3 99 Posts 51 Votes Real Estate Agent from Mankato, MN Member since Feb 22, 2019 Posts 99 Votes 51 Experience 5 Yrs Investments 3 Bridget Y.Poster Real Estate Agent Mankato, MN 51 Votes | 99 Posts Hey BiggerPockets community! I graduated in May 2018 with a degree in Management Information Systems, and my day job is in Technology.
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State of California to regulate use of AI in employment | JD Supra

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By Kristen Johnson, Matt Nusbaum
| JD Supra
More states are enacting laws to regulate the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Employment. Berkshire recently reported on a new law taking effect in Texas, and now California is setting regulations in place for employers using AI in employment decisions. Effective October 1, 2025, significant revisions to Title 2 of the California Code of Regulations goes into effect.
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Senate Looks to Fund OFCCP Despite Stated White House Priorities | JD Supra

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By Matt Nusbaum
| JD Supra
In a somewhat surprising move, the Senate Appropriations Committee has approved an appropriations bill for the federal government’s fiscal year 2026 that includes $105,976,000 for OFCCP’s “salaries and expenses.” This is notable because the budget proposed by the White House earlier this year “zeroed-out” spending for the OFCCP and the administration has been busy dismantling the agency.
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