16Jul
Three Questions Raised by the Labor Secretary’s Resignation
Alex Acosta’s resignation from the Labor Secretary post signaled a quick blow to a key member of President Trump’s cabinet. It is too early to determine how this change will affect the DOL as far as policy and personnel. ...
By:
Orrick - Global Employment Law Group
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