As in past years, the 2025 legislative session seems to focus on the state’s growing revenue gap and whether tax hikes will be on the table. Lawmakers seem to indicate nothing is off the table yet as they desperately seek to tackle budgetary shortfalls.
On Monday, March 31st, NFIB kicked off a statewide issue campaign with radio and digitals ads asserting that since Beacon Hill broke the unemployment system…Beacon Hill should fix it.
Fiscal session expected to focus on lawsuit abuse reform and taxes.
New laws aim to streamline regulations, reduce taxes and ease labor shortages.
Minnesota Governor Walz called a special election to fill the seat left vacant following the recent resignation
Fighting for flexibility for Minnesota small businesses and reform for PFML and ESST mandates
“The heavy financial burden of this looming crisis has been shifted to Main Street businesses by lawmakers through bad UI policies, unfair funding decisions, and an embarrassing state error. For the sake of small businesses and future UI beneficiaries, the system needs to be fixed now, before the trust fund becomes insolvent – and before the next recession.”
CEQA targeted for thorough overhaul; Webinar on captive audience
Measures on unemployment insurance, workers’ compensation, tort reform
Two issues NFIB members need to include in their business calculations
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