Government
Jun. 17, 2017
Show me the money!
What Trump's proposed discretionary budget plan tells California employers about the administration's priorities. By By C. Matthew Schulz and Cynthia L. Jackson
C. Matthew Schulz
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Dentons US LLP
International Law, Labor & Employment
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Email: matthew.schulz@dentons.com
Golden Gate Univ School of Law
Matthew is a partner in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice at Dentons.
Money talks. While it is not unusual that a president's proposed discretionary budget is not fully adopted by Congress, it is telling of the administration's priorities. This year is no exception. Most of the Trump proposed budget cuts and shifts were predictable based on candidate Trump's campaign themes; others, a bit of a surprise. As with the administration's first discretio...
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