Election Explainer: Results in Key States and What They Mean for Small Business
The 2022 midterm election was a mixed night for Main Street, with great victories in some states and disappointing defeats in others.
What Small Business Owners Need to Know About Federal Wage & Hour Laws
To help small businesses navigate wage and hour laws, NFIB hosted a webinar focused on key wage and hour laws and how to stay in compliance with them.
U.S. Department of Labor Proposes Rule Changes on the Classification of Independent Contractors
The Department of Labor has issued a proposed rule to change who can be considered an independent contractor, rescinding the previous administration’s rule.
NFIB Florida PAC Endorses DeSantis for Second Term
Video: How Supply Chain Disruptions and Staffing Shortages Affect Small Business
Learn how supply chain disruptions and staffing shortages are hurting small business, directly from NFIB members as a part of the “In Their Own Words” series.
NFIB Opposes DOL Proposed Rule on Independent Contractors
NFIB California Podcast: Where the Future of Commercial Construction in California Lies
NFIB Tennessee PAC Endorses Bill Lee for Second Term as Governor
Small Business Recovery is Troubled by Inflation and Low Expectations for Better Business Conditions
Improved since July, reports of inflation as the top problem remain high in NFIB’s August SBET report.?Expectations for better conditions are also still low.
Questions and Answers with Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg
NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg answered questions about the inflation crisis, labor shortages, and more.