08Aug
What Does The New Leadership At DOL Mean For OSHA And MSHA?
With the departure of Alexander Acosta as Secretary of Labor, the Department immediately got an acting chief who is expected to more closely align with the White House. Meanwhile, the nominee to replace him, Eugene Scalia, is well known for his DOL...
By:
Husch Blackwell LLP
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