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Watch NFIB Minnesota’s Legislative Update

Watch NFIB Minnesota’s Legislative Update

April 24, 2024 Last Edit: June 5, 2025

Get caught up on what’s happening at the Minnesota Legislature and issues that impact your small business.

On April 23, NFIB Minnesota members joined State Director John Reynolds for an update on the 2024 Minnesota Legislative Session.

WATCH HERE:

You can also click here to watch the webinar.

Topics covered include:

  • $20 Minimum Wage
  • Independent Contractor Regulations
  • New Employment Mandates
  • Full-Time State Legislature
  • Paid Family Medical Leave and Earned Sick Fix-it Bill Updates
  • 2024 Elections for State House
  • Potential State Senate Special Election

CLICK HERE to view the presentation slides. Have more questions or want additional information? Contact John: 651-293-1283 or john.reynolds@nfib.org.

 

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