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Senate fails to override NLRB’s ‘quickie election’ rule

 By Peter Romeo on May 06, 2015

No vote will be taken, now or in the future. Meanwhile, 141 labor groups have reportedly filed for an expedited union vote.

Financing

6 ways restaurants could benefit from Trump’s tax plan

 By Peter Romeo on Sep. 28, 2017

Although economists are still assessing the implications of the proposal, certain provisions are clear wins for restaurants.

The case for immigration reform

By Steve Brooks on Nov. 01, 2013

Facing a shallow labor pool and stepped-up enforcement by the Feds, the restaurant industry is putting pressure on lawmakers to ramp up immigration reform. And change may be closer than you think.

Labor and small businesses team up on California franchising law

Aug. 14, 2014

A bill already approved by the state senate would limit franchisors’ grounds for terminating franchisees.

Does a boring ballot question hold the key to sustaining Minneapolis' restaurant boom?

Oct. 16, 2014

A ballot initiative would overturn a requirement that beer or wine can only be sold to patrons who buy food.

Obamacare timeline: what restaurateurs need to know

Dec. 01, 2014

Over the past year and a half, restaurateurs have been preparing for the Affordable Care Act’s employer mandate. That day is approaching very soon. Here's a recap of Obamacare news and updates.

Governor wants $11.50 minimum wage for NYC

Jan. 20, 2015

New York governor Andrew Cuomo has proposed a two-tiered hike to $10.50 for the state and $11.50 for New York City by the end of 2016.

Retail, restaurant groups sue to stop Louisville minimum wage

Feb. 20, 2015

A coalition that includes the state restaurant association is challenging Louisville’ increase in the minimum wage, arguing that the municipality is encroaching on the state’s authority.

House passes bill easing menu-labeling requirements

By Peter Romeo on Feb. 12, 2016

The changes would provide slightly more leeway for compliance and protection against civil suits.

Gun groups take aim at restaurants

By Kelly Killian on Feb. 02, 2014

It’s rare to hear of dog owners rising up in protest when an business posts a “No dogs” sign on the door. But when the sign says “No guns,” restaurateurs are finding themselves under fire.

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