Passage of Small Business Bill of Rights made Portland civic leader Chuck Jones the clear choice.
Legislators who say their plan only taxes the rich are wrong. Oregonians who signed petitions for Measures 66 and 67 know what this campaign is about.
NFIB head says president can choose to stand with small businesses who need healthcare reform.
NFIB/Oregon leadership council member Dave Easton responds to article in the Forest Grove News Times
A special thank you to all who supported the 2009 NFIB/OR SAFE Trust Golf Tournament.
NFIB members are encouraged to sign referendum petitions.
State's largest small business group gets green light to join ballot referendum on House Bills 2649 and 3405
Oregonians were hit with $2 billion in new taxes and fees, higher healthcare costs, and a new California-style, carbon-emissions law.
CALL TO ACTION—Stop Senate Bill 966
A recession is no time for a paid family leave insurance program
Call your state legislators now
Proponents of Senate Bill 966 would have you believe it is just a small withholding on your employees’ pay. Don’t buy it! It would create a paid family leave system that would eventually come after you for the extra money needed to keep the program alive. Furthermore, it is a solution in search of a problem.
Take Action Now. Go here: http://capwiz.com/nfib/issues/alert/?alertid=13203486&type=ST
Join fellow small business owners to talk about legislative issues as they affect small businesses and enjoy lunch with lawmakers.
Oregon's leading small business group has named Jenna Kaluza as its new state director. A native of the state, Kaluza will help guide small business policy through the Oregon Legislature for the more than 7,000 National Federation of Independent Business members in Oregon.
The National Federation of Independent Business Small Business Legal Center, the nation's leading advocate for small business in our nation's courts, is urging the Oregon Supreme Court to uphold the right of employers to maintain a drug-free workplace.
Special NFIB member report on Small Business Day at the Capitol, activism and voting your State Member Ballot in Oregon, December/January 2009 edition.
Voting still continues for Oregon's small business owners, those employers of more workers and generators of more jobs than big business, big labor and big government.
Special NFIB member report on activism and voting your State Member Ballot in Oregon, October/November 2008 edition.
Your legislators' voting record on small business issues, 2008 edition.
Special NFIB member report on the upcoming elections and scholarship winners in Oregon, August/September 2008 edition.
Oregon small business owners are against a proposed law that would create a new payroll deduction to fund a mandated paid family leave program, according to a poll released today by their leading representative group. Each year, the National Federation of Independent Business/Oregon polls its small-business members on the issues vital to their survival as entrepreneurs. The organization has more than 7,000 members in Oregon and releases the results of its survey after a 5 percent or greater initial return.
The National Federation of Independent Business Young Entrepreneur Foundation has announced the Oregon recipients of the sixth annual NFIB Young Entrepreneur Awards, a scholarship program designed to reward and encourage entrepreneurial talents among high school students. The NFIB Young Entrepreneur Award recipients will attend the university, college, community college or vocational/technical institute of their choice with $1,000 to $10,000 in tuition assistance from the NFIB Young Entrepreneur Foundation.
Special NFIB member report on such small business issues as taxes, healthcare and veterans' loans, June/July 2008 edition.
Special NFIB member report on the "supplemental" session and activism, April/May 2008 edition.
Portland small business leader Chuck Jones has another honor to add to his long list of accomplishments, this one from America's leading small business association, which has named him its Oregon Small Business Champion of the Year.
A bill that would provide up to $20,000 in interest-free, small-business loans for military personnel returning from Iraq and Afghanistan passed its first legislative hurdle Tuesday thanks in part to the lobbying efforts of America's leading small-business group, NFIB.
Special NFIB member report on looking ahead to 2008, OSHA rules and the new NFIB/Oregon state director, February/March 2008 edition.
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