Inflation, the cost of health insurance, and the inability to fill open job positions continue to be big problems for small businesses, according to two reports issued this week by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy association.
Inflation and the cost of health insurance continue to be two of the biggest problems facing the nation’s small business owners, according to two reports issued this week by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB), the nation’s leading small business advocacy association.
Two reports issued this week by NFIB, show inflation, lack of qualified employees, and the cost of health insurance continuing to punish Main Street.
Of the 75 issues NFIB ranks in its quadrennial Small Business Problems & Priorities report, the latest edition of which was released today, the cost of health care has been the No. 1 worry since 1986.
Oregon’s health insurance market remains competitive, with five carriers planning to offer plans next year in every Oregon county,
NFIB member Les Neilly, owner of Neilly Canvas Goods in Pittsburgh, testifies about the challenges he faces due to additional unemployment compensation.
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