

LIVE Sound Off: Jobs, Politics & Policy: How a Trump Administration May Change the Workplace w/Ryan Stygar & Harrison J Newman
Jan 9, 2025
Ryan Stygar, an employment lawyer known for his insights on TikTok, joins Harrison J Newman, VP of Employee Benefits at Corporate Synergies, to dissect the potential implications of a second Trump administration on workplaces. They explore shifts in labor rights, healthcare, and immigration, emphasizing the importance of proactive workplace culture. Topics include predicted changes in wage policies, the future of DEI initiatives, and concerns over weakened OSHA protections. The discussion paints a vivid picture of how political dynamics may shape the workforce landscape.
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2025 Workplace Predictions
- The 2025 workplace will be characterized by disruption, burnout, and whiplash due to policy changes.
- These changes will impact workers, leaders, and HR professionals, demanding adaptability and proactive cultural management.
Labor and LGBTQ+ Rights
- A Republican-majority NLRB and EEOC will likely lead to changes in labor rights and LGBTQ+ protections.
- Expect restrictions on captive audience meetings and potential rollbacks of LGBTQ+ rights.
Benefits as a Cultural Tool
- Employers can leverage benefits packages to shape company culture and attract and retain talent.
- Focus on offering flexible, broad-based benefits to address potential shifts in healthcare access and social issues.