New NFIB Survey: Health Insurance Costs Remain a Significant Challenge for Small Businesses
NFIB released a survey which showed that small businesses are facing a substantial affordability crisis in providing health insurance for their employees.
New NFIB Survey: Health Insurance Costs Remain a Significant Challenge for Small Businesses
Small Business Economy is Still Troubled by Inflation & Labor Shortages
Small businesses continued to struggle to increase their workforce in February, with 47% reporting job openings that they’ve had trouble filling.
Small Businesses Continue to Struggle with Labor Shortages and Inflation
Small businesses are still struggling to find qualified workers as well as with inflation, according to NFIB’s monthly Jobs and Economic Trends reports.
Small Business Still Troubled by Major Issues with Hiring
NFIB’s SBET and Jobs reports show that the number of small businesses adding new positions remains elevated.
Small Business Owners Name Inflation as Top Business Problem
NFIB’s November Small Business Economic Trends survey found that inflation remains the top problem for small business owners.
Small Business Marks Victories in Congress, the Courts, and More
2022 was a challenging year for small business, but NFIB is proud of the work done this year to help keep America’s small businesses strong.
Small Business Owners Report Major Difficulties in Finding Qualified Employees
NFIB’s monthly jobs report released today shows that 21% of owners report finding qualified employees as the biggest challenge facing their business.
New Report: Inflation, Labor Shortages Remain Major Problems for Small Business Owners
In September, small business owners reported inflation & labor quality remain their top problem, with job openings attracting few qualified applicants.
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.