H. J. RES. 98 is a resolution passed by Congress to express disapproval of a rule set by the National Labor Relations Board. This rule concerns the criteria for determining what qualifies as a "joint employer." The resolution determines that this rule, which was published in...
Simple Explanation
Congress made a decision to stop a new rule by a group called the National Labor Relations Board, which was about figuring out who counts as a boss when two companies work together. They decided that this rule shouldn't change anything.