Regulatory News

Japan’s ageing population and growing shortages in healthcare and elder-care work have made the country a potential employment destination for...

Utah has implemented updated licensing and registration requirements for individuals who are compensated to assist with hunting or fishing on public...

Legislation is being introduced in Illinois to advance the Compassionate Use and Research of Entheogens (CURE) Act, a measure that would create a...

A group of Congolese doctors working in Kenya has filed a case in the High Court challenging a recent government policy that has effectively frozen...

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has announced a series of changes aimed at speeding up and improving the reliability of its Fitness to...

A lawyer appearing before the Law Society Tribunal in Ontario acknowledged that he used generative artificial intelligence, specifically Grok, to...

In November 2025, the U.S. Department of Education reclassified nursing, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, physical therapists,...

A bipartisan New Jersey bill to reform certified public accountant licensure has cleared the Legislature and now awaits the governor’s...

Texas and Arkansas have agreed to expand electrician license reciprocity, allowing licensed master electricians from either state to work in the...

The Competitive Enterprise Institute’s report “The Beauty of Regulatory Sunsets” describes a regulatory reform approach based on...

Several new laws took effect January 1 in North Carolina and Georgia related to professional regulation. In North Carolina (read more): The...

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports that while roughly 22 percent of employed Americans now hold a government-issued occupational...