In his State of the State address, Arizona's Governor Ducey raised the issue of licensing requirements for cosmetology. Interest was raised after a...
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A bill approved by the Philippines House of Representatives would require the Professional Regulation Commission to waive licensing examination fees...
Read PostA bill under consideration in Washington would allow undocumented immigrants to use a taxpayer identification number to apply for professional and...
Read PostThe Pennsylvania Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs released final regulations to put in place Act 53, Occupational Licensing Reform...
Read PostThe California Department of Consumer Affairs has developed an online registration portal for individuals eligible for out-of-state license...
Read PostThe Military Spouse Career Support Act of 2023 will expand military spouses' eligibility for reimbursement of relicensure and business costs to...
Read PostA year of research conducted by the Utah Department of Commerce Office of Professional Licensure has resulted in the following recommended changes...
Read PostThe Pathways to Behavioral Degrees Act has been endorsed by the D.C mayor and is expected to receive approval in Congress. The Act would allow...
Read PostChanges to the requirements for licensed therapists in Oregon reduce training requirements by 500 hours to 1,900 versus the former 2,400 hours. The...
Read PostA bill expected to go to a legislative committee in Wisconsin would allow DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) recipients to apply for...
Read PostA bill under consideration in Pennsylvania would exempt natural hair braiders from having to obtain a cosmetology license to perform hair braiding...
Read PostFrom guest blog contributor, Donald Balasa, CLEAR member and legal counsel for the American Association of Medical Assistants: The United States...
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