The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously in favor of Baltimore, MD-based food distributor EMD Sales and its interpretation of the Fair Labor Standards Act. We break down what this means for the industry.
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The act requires employers to implement injury prevention measures for workers performing material handling tasks.
President Biden cited national security concerns and the need for domestic steel production, sparking criticism from both companies.
The DOJ has petitioned the Supreme Court to lift an injunction blocking the CTA, which requires businesses to report beneficial owners to curb money laundering.
OSHA is withdrawing all but one citation issued against the company, while Amazon is required to improve ergonomic conditions throughout its facilities.
The company allegedly sold thousands of the devices that disable vehicle emission controls.
The company allegedly provided an inventory management system at no cost to clients to entice them to make purchases.
The FTC alleges that the alcohol beverage distributor violated the Robinson-Patman Act by charging higher prices to smaller retailers.
The Department of Justice has stepped on the scene following accusations of collusion in pricing for PVC products in which three distributors were named as co-conspirators.
The Texas federal judge said the Biden administration rule improperly focused on salary rather than job duties.
The replacement tires supplier secured a $250 million financing agreement with a lender group to support its restructuring efforts.
Assembly Bill 98 requires specific standards for California’s industrial warehouses, facing criticism from environmentalists and businesses.
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