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March 11, 2009

Japan: Government Approves Immigration Overhaul Bill

Japan’s cabinet has signed off on a bill that, in an effort to prevent illegal entry, would transfer
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March 11, 2009

Canada: Business Travelers Will Get Visas Faster

As reported in The Edmonton Sun, Canada’s immigration department is planning to give preferred treatment
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March 11, 2009

The Battle is Joined: The Employee Free Choice Act Re-Introduced in the 111th Congress

On March 10, 2009, Senators Tom Harkin (D-IA) and Ted Kennedy (D-MA) and Representative George Miller
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March 11, 2009

Use of E-Verify Growing by 1,000 Companies Per Week

As a result of anxiety over workplace raids and uncertainty over the future of illegal immigrants in
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March 11, 2009

DHS Will Use Economic Stimulus Funds to Create Jobs While Making America Safer

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released some details about those of its projects being
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March 10, 2009

A Bill that Would Amend the NLRA to Promote Collective Bargaining, Union Access, is Introduced

While much of the labor-related legislative focus has been on the re-introduction of the Employee Free
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March 10, 2009

The Employee Free Choice Act is Introduced, Albeit With Less Support

The day unions have been anticipating – and businesses have been dreading – has arrived. The Employee
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March 10, 2009

California Court of Appeal Rejects "Direct" Service Requirement and Holds Bartenders Entitled to Share in Tip Pools

On March 2, 2009, the California Second District Court of Appeal rejected a putative class plaintiff’s
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March 9, 2009

EFCA Pressure Mounts - But is the Support There?

With rumors swirling that the Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA) may be introduced as early as tomorrow,
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March 9, 2009

Health Care Bills Continue to Be Introduced

During the White House Forum on Health Reform last week, President Obama expressed his desire for an

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