Interest Assessment Surcharge (IAS) Notices Issued for June 2024
NFIB will continue to advocate for UI assessment for NY small businesses. Main Street cannot be compelled to bear the weight of replenishing the UI trust fund.
TAKE ACTION: Tell Your Lawmakers, No New Mandates!
Tell your lawmaker new mandates are a leading driver of increased health insurance costs!
NFIB California Main Street Minute, July 1-5
From your small-business-advocacy team in Sacramento.
Small Business Applauds Death of SB 1116
The Assembly Committee on Insurance to stopped Senate Bill 1116 from advancing after Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed granting striking workers unemployment benefits.
NFIB Decries MI House Bill Hiking Unemployment Payouts from 20 to 26 Weeks
When NFIB asked its members if the time period where an employee is allowed to collect unemployment insurance benefits should be increased, 86% answered “NO.”
It’s Time for FL Small Businesses to Prepare for Hurricane Season
The federal government is warning that La Niña and warmer-than-average ocean temperatures could result in an above-average Atlantic hurricane season.
Albany Proposes Drastic Short-Term Disability Benefits Increase
NFIB California Main Street Minute, June 3-7
Welcome to the June 3-7 NFIB California Main Street Minute from your small-business-advocacy team in Sacramento.
Legislative Update
Last week’s Main Street Minute reported on the passing of an important deadline in the legislative life of bills—their advance, or failure to pass, from their h
NFIB California Main Street Minute, April 29-May 3
Welcome to the April 29-May 3 edition of the NFIB California Main Street Minute from your small-business-advocacy team in Sacramento.
Big Legislative Deadline Passes, Another Ahead
The Legislature has now shifted into high gear. Last Friday (April 26) was the last day for policy committees in
The Good, Bad, and Ugly Bills from the 2024 Session of the California State Legislature
From the 5,343 bills introduced in the 2023-2024 session of the California State Legislature, NFIB narrowed to nearly 100 the best and worst for small business and then lobbied for passage or defeat of them.