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  • Scope of Practice Research Moving to CSOR
    July 27, 2022
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    Scope of Practice Research Moving to CSOR The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted an urgent need to identify the interactions between occupational licensing and scope of practice on […]
  • Does Continuing Education Improve the Quality of Services? Evidence from Illinois Real Estate Agents
    March 14, 2022
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    Does Continuing Education Improve the Quality of Services? Evidence from Illinois Real Estate Agents Written By: Conor Norris   Bobby Chung Published: 3/14/22 Introduction Occupational licensing […]
  • Lassie Doesn’t Need a Licensed Pet Groomer
    September 13, 2021
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    Lassie Doesn’t Need a Licensed Pet Groomer Dr. Darwyyn Deyo Published 9/13/2021 By. Dr. Darwyyn Deyo As Americans are trying to get back to work after […]
  • Moving Mountains of Regulations
    April 8, 2021
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    Moving Mountains of Regulations Alexis Schumacher Bradley Tune Published 4/8/2021 By: Alexis Schumacher, MHRM and Bradley Tune Like the rest of the country, West Virginians experienced […]
  • Kansas Residents Deserve the Right to Work
    April 8, 2021
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    Kansas Residents Deserve the Right to Work Alexis Schumacher Bradley Tune Published 4/8/2021 By: Alexis Schumacher, MHRM and Bradley Tune The Declaration of Independence famously guaranteed […]
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Recent Posts

  • Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
  • Pennsylvania Board of Medicine 9/7/22
  • Kansas Board of Nursing 8/15/22
  • Scope of Practice Research Moving to CSOR
  • Coping with the Toll of COVID-19: An Overview of Temporary Changes in Scope of Practice of Mental Health Providers

One in Four

Estimates suggest that more than one in four workers (approximately 25%) in the United States is directly impacted by occupational regulation, a percentage that has grown from 5% in the 1950s.

Research Conferences

In addition to developing a national database of occupational regulation that is freely available to the public, the Knee Center also organizes panels at national research conferences and prepares research reports on the subject.

Licensing Reform

The Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation supports the establishment of a framework for licensing reform that encourages a thoughtful approach to licensing and results in a regulatory environment that better serves the public interest.

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