NFIB Jobs Report: Job Openings Remain a Top Concern for Main Street
Unfilled job openings pose persistent challenge for small businesses, especially in construction and transportation.
NFIB Jobs Report: Job Openings Remain a Top Concern for Main Street
Unfilled job openings pose persistent challenge for small businesses, especially in construction and transportation.
NFIB Jobs Report: Job Openings Remain a Top Concern for Main Street
NFIB’s January jobs report found that 35% (seasonally adjusted) of small business owners reported job openings they could not fill in January.
ICYMI: Bloomberg Interview on 20% Small Business Deduction
NFIB’s VP of Federal Government Relations joined Bloomberg’s Talking Tax Podcast.
VIDEO: NFIB’s Holly Wade Discusses Increasing Small Business Optimism on Yahoo! Finance
NFIB Research Center Executive Director Holly Wade joined Brad Smith of Yahoo! Finance to discuss NFIB’s December Small Business Optimism Index.
NEW NFIB SURVEY: Small Business Optimism Surges Again, Reaches Six-Year High
“With the legislative session underway here in Denver, lawmakers have an incredible opportunity to build on the optimism small business owners are feeling and deliver real results to strengthen our state’s economy.”
NEW NFIB SURVEY: Small Business Optimism Surges Again, Reaches Six-Year High
NFIB released the December 2024 SBET report, which showed that the Small Business Optimism Index rose by 3.4 points in December to 105.1.
Latest Small Business Jobs Report Released
NFIB working with its Alaska membership on dealing with the ramifications of Measure 1.
NFIB Jobs Report: Main Street Labor Costs Ease in December
“As lawmakers convene here in Phoenix, they should keep this in mind and work to reduce costly regulations that government places on industry, so small businesses can pay more to attract the best workers.”
NFIB Jobs Report: Main Street Labor Costs Ease in December
“As lawmakers convene here in Little Rock, they should keep these challenges in mind and work to promote greater economic opportunity for Arkansans.”