States are looking to overhaul their occupational licensing laws, the regulations that require people to be registered with a state or local government before they are allowed to work in a particular field, as the regulations are criticized for making employment too difficult.
Numerous studies have argued that the regulations hurt more than they help because they make it harder for people to take on certain professions or to move from one state to another.
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