A major highlight of today’s RHCA Safety Council meeting was the signing of an agreement between OSHA and RHCA leadership, reaffirming their shared commitment to collaborate in advancing workplace safety across the industry. The agreement was officially signed by OSHA Dallas Area
Judge Amy Clark Meachum granted a temporary injunction blocking the emergency rule, that altered long-standing HUB rules and expanded eligibility to certain service-disabled veterans while excluding traditional minority- and women-owned businesses. A legal battle is unfolding in Texas over the future of
Latino entrepreneurs continue to represent one of the fastest-growing segments of the U.S. business ecosystem. The 2025 State of Latino Entrepreneurship (SOLE) report offers a timely look at the evolving landscape of Latino-owned businesses in the United States, highlighting both significant progress
A recent enforcement action by the U.S. Department of Labor highlights the serious consequences of failing to meet safety standards in trenching and excavation work: one of the most hazardous activities in construction. In November 2025, a trench collapse at a worksite
Following Texas Primaries, Hispanic Leaders and Lawmakers Link Record Hispanic Voter Turnout to the Economy, Immigration Overreach, and Lack of Workforce Solutions Dallas, TX – On the heels of the Texas primary elections and record Hispanic voter turnout, Comité de 100, ABIC Action,
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