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ARTICLE · 19 NOVEMBER 2016

Employing Workers In A Trump Administration

As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump voiced many opinions about his priorities and goals for the country.

United StatesEmployment and HR

As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump voiced many opinions about his priorities and goals for the country. Yet as President-elect Trump prepares to take office in January, employers remain uncertain as to what the American workplace will look like under a Trump administration. As a lead-up to the presidential inauguration, we will provide a series of posts looking at five areas critical to employers and prognosticating as to how the new administration will impact these areas.

Employment Regulation and Enforcement: Under President Obama, federal agencies aggressively pursued a variety of employee-friendly positions. For example, the Department of Labor rolled out new overtime rules that made millions of workers eligible for overtime pay. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission staunchly pursued the application of Title VII to LGBT issues.  And government contractors were forced to adopt a number of employee-friendly policies through executive orders.

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