Australia’s early childhood education and care sector is facing heightened expectations around child safety, governance, accountability, and...
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Singapore will continue to allow chiropractic services to be self-regulated through professional associations, with the Ministry of Health...
Read PostThe UK Government has pledged to introduce a comprehensive statutory regulatory framework for the funeral sector following serious misconduct...
Read PostTennessee is the ninth state to begin issuing practice privileges under the Counseling Compact, allowing eligible licensed professional counselors...
Read PostRegulatory inspectors and investigators perform some of the most demanding and consequential work in professional and occupational regulation. They...
Read PostTechnology modernization is about more than replacing outdated systems. It requires agencies to examine long-standing processes, engage the people...
Read PostThe cost of Canada’s national nursing licensure examination is increasing from $360 to $570, a 58% increase that will take effect February 1,...
Read PostThis opinion piece argues that the legal system applies substantially different standards when government restrictions affect the right to work...
Read PostA study examining occupational licensing of Uber drivers finds no consistent evidence that licensing improves consumer outcomes related to service...
Read PostMaryland’s rollout of a $4 million technology system intended to modernize nursing and other health professional licensing has generated new...
Read PostPolicy Analyst, Standards Support Status: Temporary, Full-TimeTerm: 1 year – October 2026 to October 2027 Work Location: Hybrid, Vancouver...
Read PostMorris Kleiner, economist and professor at the University of Minnesota, has shared this paper with CLEAR. Abstract:"Relatively little is known...
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