NFIB Joins Coalition Against Raising the Federal Minimum Wage
NFIB joined a strong coalition of business groups opposing the Raise the Wage Act of 2021, legislation that would more than double the minimum wage.
Busy Week of Testimony on Small Business Bills
Legislature Sends Governor His Requested Liability Protection Bill
The Week in ReviewHB 198 Revise Workers’ Comp death benefit law – Currently, if an employee dies on the job, Workers’ Compensation pays for the funeral costs up to $4000. As this does not cover the average cost, this bill would increase that to “up to $10,000” and adjust it for inflation in the fut
County-Based Re-opening Plan Moving in Legislature
A Dozen Legislative Proposals Getting NFIB’s Intense Scrutiny
NFIB Washington Legislative Update | Week 3
Kansas Small Business Owners Applaud Legislature for Extending Important COVID-19 Protections
NFIB in Kansas Grateful for Extended Liability Reform FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDan Murray, NFIB State Director in Kansas, 913-940-4218 or Emily Carlson, Senior Media Manager, 907-891-4331 or emily.helland@nfib.org TOPEKA, January 22, 2021 – The National Federation of Independent Business
Montana Legislature Slows Pace of Bill Introductions from Last Year’s
The session does seem to be off to a slow start. Although there have been an abundance of bill draft requests
NFIB Washington Legislative Update | Week 1
State Director Patrick Connor reports from Olympia on the small-business agenda for the legislative week ending January 15.
Capitol Roundup: Lame-Duck Session Ends, Regular Session Begins
After not meeting since leaving the Capitol last May, the 101st General Assembly finally came together officially on Friday, Jan. 8.