Build Back Better Luck Next Year
While it’s looking unlikely that Build Back Better will pass yet this year, the past few days have foreshadowed a possible resurrection in 2022.
For Some, Manchin’s Sign Off Is A Matter Of Life And Breath
West Virginia, Carbon Mama, Built Us Back... Better Plan.
The Hidden Threat: How Fake Identities used by Remote Employees Put Your Business at Risk—and How to Defend Against This
Reach out to continue the conversation on how to most effectively detect, prevent, and correct this or other types of fraud, cybercrime, misconduct, and non-compliance.
Morning Docket: 12.21.21
* Scott Perry has some 'splaining to do about Jan. 6th. Its always fun to see co-workers grill each other. [NPR] * Alex Jones deploys the coveted "No U" defense and sues the Jan. 6th committee for doing their job. [Business Insider] * Minimum sentencing draws out maximum solidarity. If one of them could get 110 years for an accident out of their control, all of them could. [ABC 7] * If Manchin wants to avoid the naughty list, he'd better heed coal miners' warnings about the Build Back Better bill. [The Hill] * An Apple a day keeps the labor and employment law attorneys nearby: Apple whistleblower talks working conditions and company spying. [Truthout]
Controversial Tax Credit Provisions Could Delay The Long-Term Adaptation Of Electric Vehicles
If the government is serious about switching away from internal combusting engines in the long term, it should provide incentives to get more people into EVs, rather than trying to meet some ambiguous goal of economic fairness.
Proposed New Immigration Measure Will Benefit The Economy
While the bill doesn’t provide a path to citizenship that many advocates had hoped for, it does include some important provisions.