CWC Comments to DOL Object to Proposal for Expanding White Collar Overtime Pay
The Center for Workplace Compliance (CWC), our affiliated nonprofit membership association, has filed written comments with the Department of Labor
DOL and FTC Formally Agree To Share Compliance-Related Information
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in
CWC’s Update of Key Workplace Enforcement Agency Vacancies and Pending Nominations
Well into the third year of the Biden Administration, vacancies remain in some key positions at workplace enforcement agencies, including
Latest Biden Regulatory Agenda Lists No New Workplace Initiatives
The Biden Administration’s latest semi-annual regulatory agenda, published on June 13, 2023, lists no new initiatives related to workplace compliance,
What Does Congress’ Debt Limit Agreement Mean for the Workforce Enforcement Agencies?
The debt limit agreement reached by Congress and signed by President Biden June 3, 2023, calls for cuts in discretionary
DOL Makes Available New Version of Its FMLA Rights Poster
The Labor Department recently published a new version of the poster that informs employees of their rights under the Family
Civil Penalties for Federal Workplace Law Violations Are Significantly Higher for 2023
Pursuant to the Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act Improvements Act of 2015 (the Inflation Adjustment Act), the cost of violating
Republican Lawmakers Call Out Biden Administration’s Labor Advisor Program
Two influential Republican legislators have called out the Biden Administration’s labor advisor program for its resemblance to the controversial but
Biden Administration’s FY 2024 Budget Proposes Big Increases for Workplace Regulators
The proposed budget that President Biden submitted to Congress to fund the federal government for upcoming fiscal year 2024 (which
President Biden Taps Deputy Secretary Julie Su To Be New Secretary of Labor
President Biden will nominate current Deputy Labor Secretary Julie Su to be the next Labor Secretary, replacing Marty Walsh, who