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Nearly 30 million workers, or roughly one in five workers throughout the country, are required to have a professional license before they can do their jobs.
That’s more than twice the number of workers who belong to unions. And it’s almost ten times the number who earn the minimum wage. But in comparison to those other economic arrangements, curiously little attention is given to the process that governs licensing, the perverse outcomes it so often leads to, and the vulnerable workers who are affected by it.
Cardiff’s guest on this episode is Vanderbilt law professor Rebecca Haw…
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