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A Recipe for Protectionism
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Geography, Time, and Culture in Occupational Regulation
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Goat Glands versus Polio Vaccine: Finding the sweet spot in occupational regulation Robert Graboyes Senior Research Affiliate Downloadable PDF of Article for Offline Reading How do […]
Scope of Practice Research Moving to CSOR
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
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 […]
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Kansas Residents Deserve the Right to Work
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Universal Recognition: The Power Texas Needs
Universal Recognition: The Power Texas Needs Kristen Hile Alexis Schumacher Published: 3/17/2021 By: Kristen Hile and Alexis Schumacher, MHRM The current Texas power outage and freezing temperatures […]
What Carvana Can Teach us About Occupational Licensing
What Carvana Can Teach us About Occupational Licensing Yanessa ShabbickAlexis Schumacher, MHRM Published: 3/3/2021 What Carvana Can Teach us About Occupational Licensing By: Yanessa Shabbick and […]
It is 2021 and it is Time for Pennsylvania to Let Nurses Work
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Lessons Learned from COVID-19 and Temporary Regulation Rollbacks
Lessons Learned from COVID-19 and Temporary Regulation Rollbacks Randee McGee Published 2/19/21 In March of 2020, the United States watched while the state of New York […]
Michigan should open the door to veterans and their families
Michigan should open the door to veterans and their families Morgan George Published: 1/14/21 Military veterans and their family members may soon find it a lot […]
Universal Recognition Can Help the Buckeye State Get Back on Track
Universal Recognition Can Help the Buckeye State Get Back on Track Randee McGee Published: 1/11/21 If the Covid-19 pandemic has shown us one thing, it’s that […]
Proposition 23: Good Intentions, but Bad Results for California Residents
Proposition 23: Good Intentions, but Bad Results for California Residents Dr. Edward Timmons Conor Norris Published:10/30/2020 When Californians head to the polls on Tuesday, […]
Michigan Aims to Remove Barriers to Work
Michigan Aims to Remove Barriers to Work Dr. Edward Timmons Conor Norris Published: 9/16/2020 By throwing nearly a million workers in Michigan out of work, the economic […]
Telemedicine in the Past, Present, and Future for Physical Therapists
Telemedicine in the Past, Present, and Future for Physical Therapists Alexis Schumacher Dr. Zachary Haulman Published July 27, 2020 Telemedicine is an up-and-coming alternative […]
Considerations from A Speech Language Pathologist: How We Can Utilize Teletherapy to Navigate The COVID-19 Crisis and Beyond
Considerations from A Speech Language Pathologist: How We Can Utilize Teletherapy to Navigate The COVID-19 Crisis and Beyond Ethan Bayne Jenna […]
One Cheer for Governor Whitmer’s COVID 19 Response
One Cheer for Governor Whitmer’s COVID 19 Response Ethan Bayne Dr. Edward Timmons Published April 30, 2020 The response of Governor Gretchen Whitmer to […]
Nation Can Learn from Virginia’s Precedent
Nation Can Learn from Virginia’s Precedent Conor Norris Alexis Schumaucher Published April 23, 2020 Through their military service, veterans fight for our country and protect […]
