Learn how the entrepreneurial Bowsers, Pam and husband Steve, is growing two new businesses with sons Kevin and Pete and, of course, NFIB.
Rising unemployment rates continue to impact your small business as possible tax hikes are discussed in Tallahassee this week.
Auto dismantler and recyclers Loretta and Ron Miller started small and now run North American-wide system.
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Passage of Small Business Bill of Rights made Portland civic leader Chuck Jones the clear choice.
VIDEO President and CEO Dan Danner urges the Memphis Area Action Council to support pro-business healthcare reform and oppose the union agenda.
Montana Department of Labor and Industry to post new rates in mid-December.
NFIB's Roger R. Geiger traveled to Franciscan University of Steubenville to speak with the members of Students in Free Enterprise.
Letter to the editor extols affordable plans for small businesses.
Fall- and strain-prevention education is coming to your computer on Dec. 9 and 11.
NFIB/Tennessee is now on Facebook. Click here to become a fan!
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The healthcare debate is heading to the U.S. Senate. But before it does, we're giving Florida members a chance to talk to Sen. George LeMieux about the legislation.
Minda McGonagle’s experience includes family enterprises, lobbying, public relations and media.
NFIB members told lawmakers on the House Banking Committee that small manufacturers are being given the cold shoulder when it comes to finding available financing to expand and create jobs.
Raising taxes during a recession is a bad idea—raising them on healthcare during a recession would be inviting a catastrophe for New York's economy.
NFIB/Texas Executive Director Will Newton was invited to be the keynote speaker at a recent Tomball Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
We urged members to contact key votes on the healthcare legislation last week.
If projections of red ink continue, it's unlikely that the half of a percentage point sales tax rate cut passed earlier this year will take effect on January 1.
Governor Paterson met with the small business community to emphasize that his proposed budget reductions are painful but necessary steps to ensure the long-term health of the state.
NFIB/Texas presented Sen. Dan Patrick with the NFIB Guardian of Small Business Award, our organization's most coveted award for lawmakers.
The House $1 trillion healthcare takeover passed by a mere two votes last weekend. See which Hoosier Congressman voted for the Pelosi plan.
Enough signatures have been collected to give Maine voters the chance in June to approve or reject the tax reform law that was enacted earlier this year.
We were one of the few organizations to publicly endorse the Christie/Guadagno ticket, and our members are ready to work with Governor-elect Christie.
Lawmakers say members should tell their legislators that state government should learn to live within its means.
We'll be sending you a special member ballot soon to help us prepare for next year's legislative session.
Small business owners and lawmakers discuss the rule's effect on the construction industry at a Nov. 10 meeting in Cookeville.
Tell lawmakers today not to burden small businesses with expensive mandates that drive up the cost of health insurance!
Special session hints at bad legislation to come as lawmakers wrestle with a $330 million state budget shortfall.
Reservations are now being taken for Dec. 2 event at the Goldwater Institute in Phoenix. Cost to join is $25.
As officials begin the state budget process, we're encouraging them to make better use of taxpayer money.
Not content with double-digit unemployment, big labor is pushing legislation to expand the number of small businesses that will be subject to costly new apprentice ratios.
NFIB urges lawmakers to support Gov. Paterson's deficit reduction plan. While not perfect, it cuts $5 billion in spending without raising taxes.
Join us Thursday, Nov. 19 for a free webinar on state programs than can help you grow your small business here at home and overseas.
At last count, there were 29 members of the Ohio Legislature who are also members of NFIB, and they're pushing legislation that's good for business.
Leadership Council member Mike Sullivan tells audience the House healthcare reform bill would make things worse for small business.
Our group rating program is one of the state's premier workers' comp premium savings programs. Watch your mailbox for your invitation to the group.
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