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March 11, 2022 Last Edit: June 5, 2025
NFIB's Virtual New Jersey Small Business Day a Great Success

- Governor Murphy’s Budget Address Proposal
- Inflation, historically high gas prices, and the state’s $0.329 state fuel tax
- The Unemployment Insurance (UI) Trust Fund and UI Taxes
- Unused COVID-relief federal ARPA funds
- Difficulty finding workers and filling positions
- Paid leave proposals
“These are very difficult times for small businesses, many of which are still rebuilding after two years of state-imposed COVID restrictions and shutdowns,” said State Director Kean. “We are grateful to Senator Oroho for being so generous with his time and listening to the challenges New Jersey small business owners are facing across the state. He is a Main Street champion in the Senate, and we thank him for his leadership.”
If you would like to learn more about the issues discussed at New Jersey’s Small Business Day or have questions about issues affecting your small business, please contact State Director Eileen Kean at eileen.kean@nfib.org.
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