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Federal Contracting Policy By Executive Order: What Does It Mean for Contractors?

Webinar | 09.11.14, 7:00 AM EDT - 8:00 AM EDT

Crowell & Moring will present the webinar, “Federal Contracting Policy By Executive Order: What Does It Mean for Contractors?” A panel of Crowell & Moring attorneys with experience in government contracts, public policy, and employment law will discuss the use of Executive Orders by the Obama Administration and its predecessors, evaluate several recent EOs targeting contractor labor law compliance, including the “Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces” Executive Order (previously discussed here and here). The panel will also discuss potential new EOs on the horizon, and talk about what, if any, measures contractors and other interested parties can take to influence or challenge the substantive provisions of recent Executive Orders.

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