U.S. House Judiciary Committee Advances the Prove It Act
Minnesota Small Businesses Oppose Full-Time Legislature Constitutional Amendment
Small Business Sees Some Setbacks in 2024 Session
Session Overview
The 2024 session of the 68th Washington State Legislature saw few drawn out floor fights or notable achievements. As usual, small businesses in our state will suffer a few more slights, in the form of more requirements and restrictions affecting operations and workforce interacti
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NFIB Statement on the South Carolina Justice Act
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Small Businesses Urge Court to Affirm Separation of Powers
WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 1, 2024) – NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case State of Texas v. President Joseph R. Biden at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. This case questions whether the President and Department of Labor (DOL) have authority to increase the minimum wage for federal co
Youth Labor Rules – Know the Law Before Summer Help Arrives
Summer is approaching fast, and you may be looking or preparing to bring aboard seasonal employees, including teen workers looking to gain experience and earn some extra income. While hiring youth can be beneficial for both parties, it is imperative that small businesses owners familiarize themselve