Small Business Victory: Oklahomans Reject State Question 832
“Today’s vote preserves the flexibility small businesses need to grow, hire, and invest in the future.”
NEW NFIB Op-Ed: Competition Won’t Jeopardize Tourism in New Mexico, the Status Quo Will
“Increasing competition among processing networks won’t jeopardize tourism here in New Mexico.”
Congress Must Protect Small Business from Frivolous Lawsuits
An opinion article explains the challenges small businesses face with frivolous litigation and what Congress can do to stop lawsuit abuse.
Small Businesses Oppose Legislation Allowing Government to Limit Right to Negotiate
The Faster Labor Contracts Act would force newly unionized small businesses into binding arbitration to determine wages and benefits. NFIB opposes this legislation and designated it a Key Vote for the 119th Congress.
Small Businesses Report Lower Optimism in May
Small business optimism in the May Small Business Economic Trends report declined slightly, while the Employment Index remained steady. The Uncertainty Index increased three points, well above the historical average.
NFIB Asks Congress to Reinsert Crucial REPAIR Act Provisions in Highway Bill
NFIB sends a letter urging Congress to reinsert REPAIR Act provisions into the Highway Bill and give small businesses access to vehicle repair options.
Pro-Small Business Candidates Receive Coveted NFIB Arizona PAC Endorsement
The NFIB Arizona PAC endorsed 48 legislative candidates ahead of early voting.
ICYMI: Watch the Illinois Legislative Recap Webinar
NFIB recently hosted a webinar to discuss the 2026 Illinois Legislative Session
ICYMI: Changes to Unemployment Laws Coming in July
UIA provides key information on key unemployment law changes.
What a New DOJ Memo Means for Small Business Hiring Practices
A recent U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) legal opinion could significantly affect how federal discrimination law is applied to small businesses.
On June 9, 2026, the DOJ’s Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) issued a memorandum addressing “disparate impact” liability under Title VII of the Civil Right