Governor Wolf calls for borrowing $145 million to aid restaurants and small businesses
Governor Wolf announced plans to borrow $145 million from the state’s Workers’ Compensation Security Fund to provide funding for businesses affected by COVID.
End of Legislative Session Wrap Up in Massachusetts
The 2019-20 Legislative session ended around 4:30 AM on January 6th with a flurry of bills hitting the floor at the last minute.
Bills Would Protect Employers from ‘Frivolous’ COVID-19 Lawsuits
NFIB State Director said a pair of bills introduced today would help protect small businesses and other employers from frivolous lawsuits.
NFIB Legal Center Defends Small Business Property Rights and Right to Exclude Union Organizers
NFIB’s Small Business Legal Center last week filed a brief to protect the rights of small business owners in a U.S. Supreme Court case.
Telephone Town Hall on Nebraska’s COVID-19 Vaccination Plans
Nebraska Congressman Don Bacon is hosting a free Town Hall on the state’s plans for COVID-19 vaccinations.
Michigan’s Economic Recovery Runs Through Main Street
The year 2020 will go down in history as one of the most difficult years for small business in more than half a century.
NFIB Gears up for Unprecedented Legislative Session of the MD General Assembly
The Maryland General Assembly will convene for its 442nd Regular Session on Wednesday, January 13 at 12 noon.
Small Business Urges Indiana Lawmakers to Fast Track COVID Liability Reform
It’s something that could put the already hurting entrepreneurs out of business for good.
Join us for Small Business Day Virtually on January 21
Join fellow small business owners as we make our voices heard in Richmond.
Renewed Efforts to Mandate Paid Sick Leave
The General Assembly will convene on Wednesday, January 13, 2021.