Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
The Department of Labor published its “Overtime Rule” proposal for comment, and the NLRB trades letters with Democratic lawmakers.
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Canada’s Consul General in Detroit Talks Cross-Border Trade
This week on the podcast, Consul General Joseph Comartin weighs in on the U.S.-Canada trade relationship, the impact of tariffs and a collaborative infrastructure project.
Securing Foreign Talent in the Trump Era
Faced with more restrictive immigration policies, U.S. businesses should develop innovative strategies to secure and retain foreign national employees.
Managing Human Capital Abroad
Human capital can take a backseat to financial and regulatory concerns during an international expansion, but here are three rules to ensure talent retention.
The Heart of the Middle Market
Angela MacPhee, chairman of the ACG Global board of directors and a partner with Baker Tilly, highlights ACG's commitment to drive middle-market growth.
Is ‘Managed Trade’ Here to Stay?
As more governments around the world play a larger role in international commerce, ACG panelists discuss if "managed trade" is a fad or a permanent fixture.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Changes to the Volcker Rule may be delayed as talk of a rulemaking “do over” picks up steam. Meanwhile, the SEC introduces some modernization efforts.
SEC Small Business Forum Focuses on Midwest and Minority-Owned Business Hurdles
Business and government leaders gathered at Ohio State's Fisher College of Business to develop recommendations that could inform future regulations.
Tight Labor Market Raises the Bar for Hiring
Shifting cultural attitudes and a tight labor market are creating new opportunities for individuals who want to work but haven’t had a chance.
Middle-Market Public Policy Roundup
Democrats reintroduced a bill to kill carried interest tax rate and the Department of Labor filed proposed comments for the joint-employer standard.