Rhode Island Senate Votes to Limit Employers’ Free Speech
NFIB provided opposition testimony to both the House Committee on Labor & the Senate Committee on Labor and Gaming.
NFIB Urges U.S. Court of Appeals to Reject NLRB’s Cemex Standard
NFIB joined an amicus brief in the case Brown-Forman Corporation v. National Labor Relations Board at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
NFIB Asks for Small Business Consideration in Future WOTUS Rulemaking
NFIB sent a comment letter to the EPA and Army providing suggestions for how future WOTUS regulations can best adhere to the Sackett v. EPA SCOTUS decision.
Small Business Speaks Out to Repeal Beneficial Ownership Reporting
NFIB member Elden Johnson and NFIB Vice President of Federal Government Relations Jeff Brabant testified before two U.S. House Committees urging Congress to alleviate regulatory burdens and repeal the Corporate Transparency Act.
Prevailing Wage Proposals Clear Illinois House
Mandates that increase costs and unnecessary red tape pass the Illinois House
“Right to Sit” Bill Fails to Advance in Illinois Legislature
Proposed mandate opposed by NFIB failed to advance in the Illinois House
NFIB members sent hundreds of letters to elected officials.
NFIB joined a coalition of 50 other organizations asking Governor Healey to pause enforcement of this regulation that impacts both truck dealerships and those small businesses that rely on medium and heavy-duty vehicles.
TAKE ACTION: End New Hampshire’s Phantom Pay Mandate
A new proposal in Concord would repeal New Hampshire’s Phantom Pay Mandate, the outdated law that requires employers to pay a minimum of two hours regardless of how much time an employee actually worked.
TAKE ACTION: Hit The Brakes on California Cars and Trucks!
Vermont needs to unhitch its wagon from California mandates that determine what kind of cars and trucks you can buy, as well as increase the purchase price.
NFIB Urges Treasury to Destroy Beneficial Ownership Data Collected from America’s Small Businesses
NFIB thanked President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent regarding updating the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network’s (FinCEN).