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Fried Frank Matches Milbank $215,000 Associate Salary Target
Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson said Friday it’s increasing its associate salaries to match the new scale announced by Milbank.
Covid-19 Complaints to OSHA Surge as Rules Are Stayed, Withdrawn
The rise of the omicron Covid-19 variant has led to a threefold increase in worker complaints and referrals to OSHA from other agencies.
Vaccine Doubts Disappearing Faster in Black Americans Than White
Black Americans overcame reservations about Covid-19 vaccines more rapidly than White people, according to findings that indicate access may be the biggest stumbling blocks to putting more shots in arms.
Smaller Spending Bill to Leave Leftovers Hunting New Paths
President Joe Biden’s acknowledgment that Democrats’ massive tax and spending package will have to be pared back leaves an array of provisions that were expected to move with the legislation in limbo.
For Unions, Membership Gap Tells Tale of Legislative Failures
The persistent gap between public- and private-sector union membership revealed by new federal data hardened organized labor’s resolve to push through changes to U.S. labor law before the midterm elections.
N.Y. Moves to Ease Would-Be Lawyer Police Questions (Correct)
New York is moving to end a requirement that law school graduates report past arrests and police interactions short of convictions in order to become practicing attorneys.
Billions Zapped Away With Tax Cheating Software
Some restaurants and bars are skimming $30 billion dollars in sales tax annually through software called a tax zapper. We explain what zappers are, how they work, and how to put an end to them.
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