California Comment on Today’s National Jobs Report
The state director for California’s today predicted the continued historic high in job openings would stay that way until states allow small businesses to reopen.
U.S. Department of Labor Issues Rule to Simplify Independent Contractor Classification
One question long presenting difficulty for small businesses is whether someone qualifies as an employee or an independent contractor under the FLSA.
NFIB Statement on New DOL Independent Contractor Rule
NFIB has long advocated for a straightforward test for determining who is and is not an independent contractor.
Governor’s Veto Assures Small Business Tax Hike
On December 29 of 2020, Governor Whitmer used her line-item veto authority to eliminate a $220 million appropriation from the state’s general fund.
New Year Brings New Minimum Wage for Many New York Small Businesses
After an incredibly difficult and stressful 2020, countless New York small business owners were set to welcome 2021 and look forward to the year ahead.
Tell Legislators How Rising Costs Impact Your Business and Massachusetts’ Recovery
Once thing is clear in Massachusetts, the path to economic recovery begins with small businesses thriving once again.
NFIB Calls for B&O, Occupational Licensing Reforms
State Director Patrick Connor reports from Olympia on the small-business agenda for the legislative week ending January 24.