Position Papers

Employment & Labor Law

NJBIA’s Opposition on Senate Bill 3920 in Senate Labor Committee

Good morning and thank you for the opportunity to testify today on Senate Bill No. 3920 concerning enhanced enforcement for worker misclassification. ...

NJBIA’s Opposition to the Proposed Committee Substitute to Senate Bill No. 3352

On behalf of our member companies that provide 1 million jobs in the state and make the New Jersey Business & Industry Association the largest ...

NJBIA’s opposition to Senate Bill No. 3414 (Sweeney (D3); Greenstein (D14))

Government

NJBIA’s opposition to Senate Bill No. 989 (Weinberg (D37); Greenstein (D14))

NJBIA Testimony on Opposition of New Jersey Insurance Fair Conduct Act, S-1559

Updated July 2

NJBIA Testimony in Support of Senate Bill 3011

Updated July 2

NJBIA Weighs in on Senate Labor Committee Bills

Updated July 2

NJBIA’s Testimony on A-3999 – Concerns employment benefits and coronavirus disease 2019 infections contracted by essential employees.

Mike Wallace

Updated July 2

NJBIA Opposition to A-5145 (Quijano (D20); Milam (D1); Land (D1) – Increases notification time and requires severance pay in certain plant closings, transfers, and mass layoffs.

Updated July 2

NJBIA Testifies on Independent Contractor Bill

Updated July 2

NJBIA Opposition to Senate Bill 4219 “Project Labor Agreements”

Government

Updated July 2

NJBIA Testimony on S-4167, which concerns skilled trained workforce in work by contactors in certain industries

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Employment & Labor Law

Reminder: NJDOL Allowing Employers to Report Work Refusals

NJ Private Employers Add 20K Jobs in October

NJ One-Stop Career Centers Now Scheduling In-Person Appointments

Using Tech to Maintain Drug-Free Workplaces?

Understanding Possible Challenges of Vaccine Mandates for Business

Economic Development

Murphy Submits Plan for Federal ARPA Spending to Legislature

Labor Harmony Bill Still Tough For Business

NJEDA Approves Rules for Aspire Development Tax Credit Program

All Aboard: Congress Sends $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill to President

Offshore Wind a Boon for Both Clean Energy and Economic Goals

Energy & Environmental Quality

Grants Now Available to Upgrade HVAC, Plumbing in Schools and Small Businesses

PSE&G Honored with 2021 Mid-Atlantic Region ‘ReliabilityOne Award’

The Many Saints of Central Jersey

NJBIA: Proposed Energy Standards Bill Will Be Costly to Manufacturers, Consumers

Offshore Wind a Boon for Both Clean Energy and Economic Goals

Taxation & Economic Development

IRS Issues FAQ on Tax Consequences of Federal COVID Relief Payments

Siekerka Talks Post-Election Changes and Business Policy

Personal Income Dropping, But Still Up Overall Since Pandemic Began

Bringing Clarity to NJ Revenue Forecasts

IRS: Special Deduction for Charitable Giving Remains in Effect for 2021 Tax Returns

Government Affairs

Buteas Talks Basic Skills Program, Lame Duck Session, Disability Inclusion

Labor Harmony Bill Still Tough For Business

NJBIA’s Chrissy Buteas, AFE Winners Featured on ‘Minding Your Business’ This Weekend

Siekerka Named to Insider NJ’s Power 100 List

Siekerka Talks Post-Election Changes and Business Policy

Health Affairs

NJBIA, Healthcare Groups Urge Extension on COVID-19 Waivers

NJBIA Says Bill Setting Price Controls on NJ Pharma Will Hurt Industry, State’s Economy

Health Commissioner Discusses COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates at NJBIA Event

NJBIA Receives NJAMHAA’s ‘Making the Business Case’ Award

NJAMHAA to Honor NJBIA for Business Advocacy at Upcoming Fall Conference

Law

NJBIA Testifies at Judicial Conference on Jury Selection

NJBIA Members Urged to Give Input for Judicial Conference on Jury Selection

What Employers Need to Know about Workplace Bullying

Acting NJ General to Keynote Essex Legal Symposium

NJBIA Challenges Constitutionality of Extended Business Closure Orders

Education & Workforce Development

Chef David Burke Talks New Restaurants, Scholarship Program

College Enrollment Declines Continue

State Commits $3 Million for Worker Basic Skills Training

NJ Makes Progress on Expanding Student Access to Computer Science Classes

Lincoln Tech Creates $75M Scholarship Fund, Opens Welding Training Facility