Updates | The Week of March 20, 2017

Helen Klein Murillo // 3/26/17 // Topic Update

Organized labor is likely to face “challenges and threats” from the Trump Administration, particularly due to looming changes in the composition of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), explains Charlotte Garden on Take Care.

At Bloomberg, Josh Eidelson provides background on President Trump’s latest nominee for Secretary of Labor

The Trump administration’s plan to curb agency regulation powers will hurt workers, explains Andrew Strom at On Labor.

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