REMINDER: Missouri Minimum Wage to Increase to $15 per Hour in 2026
After January 2026, Missouri’s minimum wage will no longer be annually adjusted by the Consumer Price Index
Montana Comment on Latest NFIB Optimism Index
Despite slipping, measurement still above its 52-year average
Indiana Small Business Optimism Takes a Small Step Back as Uncertainty Eases in October
Index declines slightly but remains just above 52-year average, Uncertainty Index fell 12 points
New Hampshire Small Business Optimism Takes a Small Step Back as Uncertainty Eases in October
Index declines slightly but remains just above 52-year average, Uncertainty Index fell 12 points
Michigan Small Business Optimism Takes a Small Step Back as Uncertainty Eases in October
Index declines slightly but remains just above 52-year average, Uncertainty Index fell 12 points
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NFIB Arizona to host small business roundtables in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Chandler.
Ohio Small Business Optimism Takes a Small Step Back as Uncertainty Eases in October
Index declines slightly but remains just above 52-year average, Uncertainty Index fell 12 points
NEW NFIB SURVEY: Small Business Optimism Takes a Small Step Back as Uncertainty Eases in October
“Despite a reduction in sales and profits, our small business members want to hire,” NFIB State Director Jeff Burdett said. “But finding qualified workers remains a real challenge. Thankfully, with the voters’ approval of Prop 9, Main Street Texans will see more than $500 million in tax savings annually, making it easier for them to contend with this tight labor market.”
Pennsylvania Small Business Optimism Takes a Small Step Back as Uncertainty Eases in October
Index declines slightly but remains just above 52-year average, Uncertainty Index fell 12 points
NEW NFIB SURVEY: Small Business Optimism Takes a Small Step Back as Uncertainty Eases in October
“A reduction in sales and profits has certainly dampened optimism on Main Street,” NFIB State Director Brad Jones said. “Our small business members are resilient, despite these challenges and the ongoing labor shortage, with many still trying to hire.”