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February 28, 2022
Consumer Sentiment Improves at End of February, but Americans Still Have Lots of Worries
NABE Panel Sees Inflation Playing Key Role in Risk to Economic Outlook
Fast-Spreading Covid-19 Omicron Type Revives Questions About Opening Up
CDC: Many Healthy Americans Can Take a Break From Masks
Antitrust Enforcers Continue March to Protect Labor Markets in Health Care and Other Industries
Noncompete Agreements Face Continued Legislative Hostility, and Coupled With Remote Work, Employers Should Take Heed
District Court Holds That No-Poach Agreements Can Constitute Criminal Antitrust Violations
The Duty to Preserve Documents and Data When on Notice of Litigation or Threatened Litigation
USCIS Will No Longer Accept a Single Combined Payment on Certain Forms Filed Together With Visa Petitions
Ohio Approves Rate Reduction for Private Employers
Vaxxed and Unmasked in Los Angeles County
New Research Reveals Workers’ Top Concerns Around Covid-19 Variants
Some Companies Ditch Annual Raises and Review Worker Pay More Often
Health Care Workers Say Employers Fall Short in Delivering a High Quality Employee Experience
A Q&A with ASA general counsel Brittany Sakata, Esq., provides a preview into the valuable content that will comprise the 2022 ASA Staffing Law Conference, May 5–6 in Washington, DC. Check out the article and more great content in the January–February issue of Staffing Success magazine. Access the current issue and back issues of Staffing Success, and other ASA digital publications, at americanstaffing.net/digital.
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