‘Blue-Ribbon Study Committee’ Meets to Discuss GA Insurance Rates
The panel is a direct reponse to the NFIB-banked tort reform measure that passed this spring.
Small Businesses Urge Congress to Pass Healthcare Freedom and Choice Act
NFIB sent a letter of support to Congress for the Healthcare Freedom and Choice Act, which will give small businesses access to affordable and flexible health care options.
Is Your Small Business Ready for Peak Hurricane Season?
Forecasters within NOAA’s National Weather Service predict above-normal hurricane activity in the Atlantic this summer. Hurricane season begins June 1 and runs through Nov. 30.
There’s a 60% chance of an above-normal season with 13 to 19 named storms. Out of those, six to 10 could become hurricanes
Small Business Urges Congress to Support SHIELD Act
NFIB sends a letter of support to Congress for the SHIELD Act, a bill that will help small businesses retain qualified workers and restore integrity in the unemployment system.
WATCH: NFIB State Director Discusses This Year’s Legislative Session
Watch the replay of our recent teleforum reviewing the bills that affect small businesses like yours.
LISTEN: NFIB LA Director Talks Insurance Reform, Tax Relief, and What’s Next for Small Business
Leah Long legislation making the 20% Small Business Deduction permanent was a huge win for small businesses.
Flood Resources for Central Texas & Hill Country
Texans are urged to remain weather aware as potential heavy rain may continue in areas including Kerr County, Central Texas, Big Country, and Concho Valley.
Governor Signs Last of NFIB-Supported Bills to Reduce Insurance Costs for Small Businesse
The measures are aimed at stopping lawsuit abuse.
NFIB California Main Street Minute, June 23-27
July 1 changes ahead. Update on NFIB’s legislative agenda
Colorado Small Businesses Disappointed in Governor Polis’ Signature of HB 1300
“NFIB Colorado will continue working with the Governor’s office and the Legislature to advance reforms that benefit both employers and the hardworking Coloradans they employ.”