Rhode Island Capitol Update
NFIB State Director Christopher Carlozzi testified before the House Committee on Labor opposing bills allowing striking workers to collect unemployment insurance benefits.
NFIB members sent hundreds of letters to elected officials.
NFIB joined a coalition of 50 other organizations asking Governor Healey to pause enforcement of this regulation that impacts both truck dealerships and those small businesses that rely on medium and heavy-duty vehicles.
TAKE ACTION: Hit The Brakes on California Cars and Trucks!
Vermont needs to unhitch its wagon from California mandates that determine what kind of cars and trucks you can buy, as well as increase the purchase price.
NFIB Key Votes Legislation to Repeal Regulations Restricting Gas Appliances
NFIB, the nation’s leading small business advocacy organization, announced that H.J. Res. 20 will be an NFIB Key Vote for the 119th Congress.
New York Small Business Day a Great Success
“From crushing UI taxes to outrageous frequency of pay lawsuits, our agenda is essential to the sustainability of New York’s small business owners and Main Street jobs. Small business is the backbone of New York’s economy, Main Streets, and job creation, and we are very proud of the work our members did today to advocate and tell their stories.”
Vermont Considers More Energy Tax Schemes
Vermont policymakers are again considering new energy taxes, this time in the form of a “Cap-And-Invest” program (CAI) and a Low-Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS).
Vermont Capitol Update
Vermonters and Lawmakers Rally to Repeal Clean Heat Tax.
KEY VOTES: NFIB Supports Bills to Make Energy More Affordable
NFIB expressed support for two bills that would reduce small business costs by ensuring energy is affordable and reliable. Share your small business regulation story!
NFIB Advocates for PA Small Businesses During Legislative Meetings
NFIB’s Greg Moreland testified before committee members on small business issues
Can Vermont Small Businesses Afford A 60 Cent Heat Tax?
Despite a $1 Billion price tag, some lawmakers in Montpelier are still pushing a heat tax.