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  • The UI Appeal Board will be hosting a presentation on the virtual meeting process on Tuesday, July 30th at 11:00AM. Unemployment Insurance Appeal Board Announces Virtual Meetings Presentation on July 30th Read Full Article
  • "Things are going in the wrong direction, particularly for independent retailers." State Director Ashley Ranslow Joined Spectrum News 1 to Discuss the Challenges Facing Small Businesses Read Full Article
  • Effective June 19th, 2024, all private sector employers (regardless of size) will be required to provide 30 minutes of paid break time to employees who need to express breast milk at work. Paid Lactation Breaks Effective June 19th, 2024 Read Full Article
  • With two days left in the legislative session, Gov. Hochul announced a “pause” on congestion pricing set to take effect in NYC June 30th. Under the plan, passenger vehicles would be charged a $15 toll when entering Manhattan below 60th Street during peak weekday hours. While backing the delay of congestion pricing, NFIB came out in strong opposition to increasing the payroll tax and urged the Legislature to reject it in the final session days. Governor Hochul Hits the “PAUSE” Button on the Congestion Pricing Program in New York Read Full Article
  • New York’s 2024 legislative session concluded on June 8th, just two days after the scheduled adjournment. The Legislature passed 805 bills, with more than 600 bills passing in the last two weeks of session. Over the course of the 2024 session, NFIB weighed in on and tracked hundreds of bills during the legislative process. That’s a Wrap! 2024 Legislative Session Comes to an End. Read Full Article
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