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The 2022 census reports an increase in the number of establishments with paid employees, rising to over 8 million.

Adjustments to the rule aim to help USCIS cover operational costs and improve application processing times.

The rule is effective March 11 and revises its guidance on how to analyze and classify who is an employee or contractor under the FSLA.

The CTA is designed to prevent the misuse of shell companies and opaque ownership structures by malicious actors.

It would take effect in early 2025 if passed and prohibits installation of nonfunctional turf, artificial turf or invasive plant species.

Applications for 2024 scholarships are now open and are due March 31, 2024. Scholarship recipients will be notified by May 31, 2024.

The National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors, Washington, D.C., has expressed opposition to the overtime proposal.

The Census Bureau reported that privately owned housing starts in November were at 1,560,000, 14.8% above the revised October estimate.

The public comment periods for two impactful irrigation-related proposals have been extended following requests by the Irrigation Association.

Nevada State Bill 220 and Maryland HB0772 go into effect Jan. 1, 2024. The two new laws have direct impacts on the irrigation industry.