State minimum wage will remain at $7.25 an hour in the coming year.
There was a good turnout for the recent NFIB/Missouri political action committee fundraiser at Busch Stadium.
Scott George of Mid-America Dental & Hearing Center in Mount Vernon is the 2009 Solveras/NFIB Small Business Champion for Missouri.
President and CEO Dan Danner says the primary healthcare reform bill would hurt small businesses.
NFIB head says president can choose to stand with small businesses who need healthcare reform.
New rules affect small contractors who work on public projects.
Incorporated businesses must file with the secretary of state's office soon if they use a different name.
Seth Pippin of Lee's Summit was among 5 winners of a $5,000 NFIB/Visa Inc. National Young Entrepreneur Award.
Small business did well in this year’s legislative session. We helped pass legislation that’s going to eliminate red tape and result in tax cuts for many small businesses
The National Federation of Independent Business Young Entrepreneur Foundation has announced the Missouri recipients of the seventh annual NFIB Young Entrepreneur Awards, a scholarship program designed to reward and encourage entrepreneurial talents among high school students.
The state director of the National Federation of Independent Business praised the House of Representatives today for passing House Bill 795, the Small Business Get off My Back Act, sponsored by Rep. Mike Dethrow (Alton).
A current list of bills in the Missouri House and Senate that would help small businesses.
Special NFIB member report on activism in Missouri, February/March 2009 edition.
This year's NFIB/Missouri SAFE Trust fundraiser will be Sept. 19 when the St. Louis Cardinals take on the Chicago Cubs at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Tickets are $250 each and include food and beverages in one of the climate-controlled party rooms on Redbird Row.
Special NFIB member report on small business issues such as wage hikes, tort reform and activism in Missouri, December/January 2009 edition.
Oct. 8 is the deadline to register to vote in Missouri.
Special NFIB member report on small business issues such as workers' compensation, taxes and activism in Missouri, October/November 2008 edition.
The National Federation of Independent Business has endorsed Congressman Kenny Hulshof in his campaign for governor of Missouri. Hulshof received the grassroots endorsement from small business owners in Mount Vernon at Mid-America Dental & Hearing Center, an NFIB/Missouri member.
The political action committee of the National Federation of Independent Business, the nation's leading small business association, has announced its endorsement of candidates in Missouri for reelection to the U.S. Congress. NFIB supports candidates who have pro-small business voting records and are strong advocates for small business owners.
Special NFIB member report on small business issues such as workers' compensation, healthcare and scholarship winners in Missouri, August/September 2008 edition.
Your legislators' voting record on small business issues, 2006 edition.
Soaring fuel and energy costs rank second only to the cost of healthcare among the problems facing small business owners, according to one of several surveys by the National Federation of Independent Business, Missouri's leading small business association.
Special NFIB member report on small business issues such as workers' compensation, tort reform and activism, June/July 2008 edition.
Kathy Swan, president of JCS/Tel-Link in Cape Girardeau, has been named the 2008 Small Business Champion for Missouri by the National Federation of Independent Business and Solveras, one of the nation's leading payment processing companies for small business.
Special NFIB member report on small business issues such as taxes, immigration and workers' compensation, April/May 2008 edition.
"This is the third time the attorney general has been asked to clarify who is ultimately responsible for Missouri's Second Injury Fund. I hope we'll finally get an answer. Small businesses need to know, from a legal standpoint, whether the attorney general believes they'll be on the hook financially once the fund runs out of money."
Special NFIB member report on small business issues such as workers' compensation, eminent domain and activism, February/March 2008 edition.
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