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As featured in #WorkforceWednesday:
The Department of Labor will look very different under
President-Elect Biden from how it did under President Trump, and
the changes could come in the early days of Biden's presidency.
Attorney Paul DeCamp tells us more.
Originally Published by Epstein Becker, December
2020
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