The proposed bill would set new standards for quotas, resurrect invalidated ergonomics requirements and allow union representatives to participate in workplace investigations. Continue Reading
A federal appeals court ruled that the president overstepped his authority by declaring a national emergency to justify new tariff rates. Continue Reading
Data shows that voluntary protection programs reduce worksite injuries and illnesses, while avoiding the need for routine OSHA inspections. Continue Reading
The tax provisions contained in the recently passed reconciliation bill give food equipment distributors new momentum and room to grow. Continue Reading
Without a federal framework, artificial intelligence faces a patchwork of state laws that could hinder innovation and weaken U.S. competitiveness. Continue Reading
As EPR laws continue to gain traction in multiple states, dealers will soon see new reporting requirements, packaging rules and added costs. Continue Reading
The full deduction offered by Section 179 can not only save foodservice operators money but also free up their budgets for added purchases or upgrades. Continue Reading
The Trump administration fully revoked the Biden-era policy that set the stage for the FTC to ban noncompete agreements between employers and employees. Continue Reading
Artificial intelligence is poised to transform and streamline business operations, but the real power still lies in our people. Continue Reading
Consistent messaging from FEDA and other business advocacy groups pushed Congress to listen and act on much-needed tax relief in the reconciliation bill. Continue Reading
FEDA dealers are directing their sales expertise toward real-world advocacy that shapes the future of the foodservice equipment and supplies industry. Continue Reading
More businesses are planning expansions and equipment purchases, according to the National Federation of Independent Business. Continue Reading
