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One Big Beautiful Big Act: What HR Professionals Need to Know

On July 4, 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) (P.L. 119-21) — a sweeping omnibus reform package —was signed into law by President Donald Trump.  The OBBBA was a key part of the Trump Administration’s core policy agenda and includes expansive policy and regulatory changes impacting nearly every sector of the American economy.  The final version is approximately 870 pages and contains hundreds of provisions that impact a diverse range of policies and government initiatives.  While much of the media coverage has focused on the phasing out of clean energy provisions – such as the EV tax credit and cuts to Medicaid spending, the bill introduces significant employment law and employee benefits reforms that will impact employers across industries.  For our clients and friends, this newsletter summarizes the most significant provisions of the OBBBA for Human Resource professionals, which require attention for compliance as well as opportunities for attracting and retaining talent through benefit program enhancements.

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The Najjar Employment Law Group, P.C. was established to provide employers with a practical approach to human resource issues. Our objective is to assist clients in meeting their business goals while minimizing employee-related conflicts. We provide clients with informed advice on not only the most recent developments in the law, but also current trends for best practices in employment and compensation matters.

Our labor and employment attorneys, working with our pension and benefits attorneys, bring together one cohesive team with diverse capabilities to assist our clients in managing and addressing complex benefits and employment law issues which arise in the workplace. Our team understands the importance of learning about each client’s business and culture.

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