August 2024 Newsletter
Employment Law Bulletin
A Monthly Report On Labor Law Issues
Volume XXXXII, Issue 8
In this issue: The legal landscape is undergoing a seismic shift. The Supreme Court's landmark decision overturning the Chevron Doctrine has sent shockwaves through the regulatory world, empowering judges to challenge agency decisions more aggressively. This seismic change is already impacting labor and employment law, with potential implications for everything from overtime pay to non-compete agreements. From the FTC's non-compete ban facing legal hurdles to the NLRB's stance on non-compete and solicitation clauses, the business world is bracing for a new era of legal uncertainty. Add to this the looming threat of a nationwide heat rule and the unexpected union defeat at Mercedes-Benz, and it's clear that employers need to stay informed and adapt quickly. This newsletter provides an in-depth analysis of these critical developments, offering essential insights for navigating this complex legal terrain.
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Court Issues Injunction against FTC's Non-Compete Ban

NLRB Administrative Law Judge Rules against Non-Compete and Solicitation Clauses under Labor Act

OSHA Releases First-Ever Heat Rule

Supplement – Child Labor

Texas Court Blocks DOL Salary Level Rule for Exempt Employees, but Only Enjoins It as to State of Texas Employees

Union Momentum in Southern Organizing Chilled by Mercedes Vote
