New York State Director Ashley Ranslow published an op-ed in Empire Report with Chelsea Lemon of The Business Council on the rising cost of health care in the state: “It should be a nonstarter for Albany lawmakers to continue adding to the already steep cost burdens placed on New York businesses. Solutions need to focus on controlling those costs and improving the state’s affordability, not piling up more costs on employers. Governor Hochul should reject making health care more expensive and veto these bills when they reach her desk.”

NFIB ran a page ad in the October City and State Magazine on the frequency of pay lawsuits issue; click below to view the ad:

NFIB NY October Page Ad for City and State Magazine

State Director Ranslow has been included in City & State’s 2024 list of influential leaders in the state: “Ashley Ranslow is the leading advocate for New York’s small business community, representing more than 11,000 small and independent businesses across the state. She is celebrating a number of recent wins, successfully pushing for the repeal of the state’s COVID-19 sick leave measure while making progress in combating retail theft. Ranslow is also focused on workers’ compensation, reducing insurance fraud, restoring solvency to the unemployment insurance fund and addressing regulatory reform.”