TRSA, along with the National Association of Manufacturers and other industry associations, recently sent a letter to President-elect Donald J. Trump (R) laying out a roadmap of regulatory actions that the incoming administration can take to boost industry growth in the United States.
The letter advocates for pro-growth regulatory actions to support investment, competition, innovation, job creation and American prosperity. It addresses several policy priorities, including the following:
- Enhance agency coordination and industry engagement.
- Reconsider the Biden administration’s particulate matter National Ambient Air Quality Standards (PM2.5 NAAQS).
- Partner with industry on PFAS remediation, protect passive receivers from legal liability and ensure that regulation is based on a reasonable consideration of risk and does not impose a set of unworkable, costly and onerous requirements.
- Pause OSHA rulemaking on heat standards and reconsider the OSHA walkaround rule, DOL overtime tule and FTC noncompete ban.
- Stop regulatory overreach and instead focus on specific rulemakings that implement statutory directives consistent with congressional intent.
The total cost of federal regulations to the U.S. economy exceeds $3 trillion each year, an amount equal to 11% of U.S. GDP. Since 2012, there has been a $465 billion increase in aggregate regulatory compliance costs. TRSA joins our industry partners to advocate for regulatory actions that protect and promote the linen, uniform and facility services industry, reduce onerous and costly requirements, and support a pro-growth business climate.
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