This includes potential changes in:National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) Policies:The NLRB’s leadership is expected to reflect pro-business views, which may lead to changes in labor laws and union rights (Source).These changes could affect unionized land surveyors, particularly those employed by larger firms or in the public sector.Fact: According to the NLRB annual report, there was a 15% decrease in union-led negotiations in 2024 compared to 2016, reflecting a broader trend of diminishing union influence.Union Influence:Despite outreach to union workers during campaigns, policies might aim to...