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Watch the Latest Minnesota Legislative Session Recap

Watch the Latest Minnesota Legislative Session Recap

July 8, 2024

Watch the Latest Minnesota Legislative Session Recap

On Tuesday, July 2nd, NFIB Minnesota held a webinar with State Director John Reynolds to discuss victories and challenges for small business owners from the 2024 Minnesota Legislative Session.  
Topics discussed include: – Paid Family Medical Leave tax increase – Painter’s licensing bill – Full-time state legislature – Independent contractor regulations – $20 minimum wage – Paying striking workers unemployment insurance – 2024 election For questions, please contact Grassroots Manager Ben Abrahamson at ben.abrahamson@nfib.org or 218-969-5121.
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