Rulemaking
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Is Osha Overstepping? The Vaccine Mandate That Perplexed the Circuit Courts Offered the Supreme Court a Rare Opportunity to Clarify OSHA’s Emergency Rulemaking Authority
By: Tanner Henson In 1970, Congress enacted the Occupational Safety and Health Act (“OSH Act” or “the Act”), a sweeping… Read More
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Not Your Typical Student Union: National Labor Relations Board Withdraws Pending Rule that Would Have Blocked Student Assistants from Unionizing
By: Andrew Abreu The National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB”) recently announced it will withdraw a near-final rule that was intended… Read More
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Bird Safeguards Take Flight Again: Biden’s Quick Recall of the Trump-Era Bird Protection Rollbacks
By: Jaclyn Bragano In an area of law that had been unchanged for nearly fifty years, a 2017 federal memorandum[1]… Read More
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Knowledge in the People: Rethinking “Value” in Public Rulemaking Participation
By Farina,* Epstein,** Heidt,*** Newhart,**** and CeRI***** Introduction Why is it . . . that in the middle of listening to… Read More