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April 17, 2023
NFIB Outlines its Legislative Agenda for Remainder of Session
- SB 592A significantly increasing OSHA penalties
- HB 2057A making general contractors liable for the illegal employment practices of their subcontractors
- HB 3471A banning no-rehire agreements in workers’ compensation settlements
- HB 3242A and HB 3243A incentivizing insurance lawsuits and raising insurance rates
- SB 704A and SB 1089 instituting a state-run, single-payer health-care system requiring more than $21 billion per year in new taxes.

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