Biden's veto bodes ill for the US economy and job market

The Biden administration's National Labor Relations Board recently adopted a new and ideologically charged standard on joint employment. This new joint-employer rule, which threatens to create uncertainty and multiple new burdens for employers who contract out part of their work, is currently mired in litigation.

Congress, on a bipartisan basis, recently attempted to settle the issue by passing a resolution under the Congressional Review Act that would have just scrapped the new rule.