NFIB Virtual Event on Measure 1 Available for Viewing
Compliance with new law starts July 1
Compliance with new law starts July 1
NFIB issued a statement following the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) announcement that the 2024 final independent contractor rule will not be enforced.
The law gives people more control over how businesses collect, use, and store their personal information.
Small businesses oppose independent contractor limitation legislation
NFIB joined a lawsuit at the Supreme Court of the State of New York challenging the DEC’s new freshwater wetlands regulations.
California’s waiver authority under the Clean Air Act enables the state to impose de facto (EV) mandates that extend beyond its borders.
NFIB’s April 30 presentation on the 2025 legislative session
“Small businesses already deal with a plethora of state-imposed payroll deductions ranging from UI taxes to PFML, as well as a new pay transparency mandate, they do not need the additional burden and compliance costs of yet another.”
NFIB sent a letter asking for small business consideration in future Waters of the United States rulemaking. NFIB provided suggestions that would protect the nation’s waters while ensuring clarity and consistency for small businesses.
NFIB Wisconsin Urges Senate Passage
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