Fourth Circuit Permits Trump Administration To Resume Enforcing E.O. 14173
The Trump Administration can require contractors and grant recipients to certify that they do not operate any illegal diversity, equity,
Senate Confirms Lori Chavez-DeRemer To Be Next Secretary of Labor
The U.S. Senate recently confirmed two of President Trump’s nominees for top posts at the Department of Labor. On March
EEOC To Target Anti-American Bias
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission will prioritize national origin discrimination claims against employers that illegally prefer non-American workers, EEOC Acting
Trump Administration Barred from Enforcing Portions of E.O.s 14151 and 14173
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction barring the enforcement of specific provisions of President Trump’s executive orders targeting
White House Restricts the Power of Independent Agencies
President Trump signed an executive order February 18 that will sharply limit the autonomy of independent federal agencies, such as the
EEOC Signals It Won’t Pursue Claims of Gender Identity Discrimination
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has moved to dismiss six lawsuits that it filed last year alleging gender identity discrimination
Enforcement of E.O. 14173 Begins
The Trump Administration has wasted no time in beginning to enforce Executive Order 14173, which instructs all federal agencies to
Michael Schloss Appointed as OFCCP’s Deputy Director of Policy and Acting Director
The Trump Administration has appointed Michael Schloss as the Deputy Director of Policy and Acting Director at the Office of
Trump Administration Sets Its Sights on Immigration Policy Reform
The Trump Administration is cracking down on illegal immigration and is eager to enforce immigration policies and deport unauthorized individuals.
EEOC “Commissioner Charges” Remained Active in FY 2024
Commissioners at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission have been making above-average use of Commissioner charges to prompt discrimination investigations, according