NFIB Thanks Senate for Passing Red Tape Reduction Act
House, Senate need to agree on final language.
NFIB Reaction to Governor Sherrill’s Proposed State Budget
“We look to the governor and legislators to make better energy policy decisions in Trenton.”
Small Business Reacts to Maine Bill to Drastically Change Overtime Law
Any hike in labor costs puts more financial pressure on the stability of our Main Street businesses
Minnesota Small Businesses Challenge Independent Contractor Statute
NFIB joined a lawsuit challenging the new, 14-factor independent contractor test for small businesses in Minnesota.
Illinois Small Businesses Oppose Minimum Wage Increase
Small businesses warn of closures & layoffs if minimum wage hike passes.
Small Business Owners Warn Against Mandated Wage Increases
NFIB opposes HB 2189.
NFIB: Evers’ Veto of Red Tape Reset Hurts Small Businesses
Legislation would have cut burdensome red tape in overregulated state.
Illinois House Committee Advances Bill to Give Unemployment Benefits to Striking Workers
The Illinois House Labor Committee voted to advance a bill that would give unemployment benefits to striking workers.
The measure, HB 2565 (Vella), would permit striking workers to collect unemployment payments after two weeks on the strike.
When balloted on this issue, 87% of NFIB members in
New York State Retailers Must Accept Cash!
Starting March 21, retailers can no longer require cashless transactions exclusively.
NFIB Joins Lawsuit Defending EPA’s Reconsideration of 2009 Emissions Rule
EPA’s elimination of the 2009 Endangerment Finding will reduce energy costs for Main Street