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NJ Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli

Health Commissioner Discusses COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates at NJBIA Event

On March 4, 2020, New Jersey Commissioner of Health Judy Persichilli received a phone call informing her the first case of COVID-19 had made its way ...

As Pandemic Restrictions Fade, Focus Shifts to Business Recovery

New Jersey businesses were given welcome news today after Gov. Phil Murphy announced that indoor and outdoor capacity limits for all businesses ...

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Treasurer Optimistic About NJ’s Fiscal Outlook

Labor Commissioner Calls for Reforms to Antiquated Unemployment System

Business Community Voices Its Needs to Survive Pandemic

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Employment & Labor Law

Is a Massive Service Worker Retention Mandate Alive in Trenton?

Report from Joint Education & Workforce Development and Employment & Labor Policy Committee Meeting

NJBIA: Governor’s Conditional Veto Doesn’t Go Far Enough to Fix Temp Worker Bill

NJBIA: NJ Government Should Not be Dictating Employment Terms in Sale of Healthcare Facilities

How Did Your Legislator Vote on Temp Worker Bill Adding Burdens to NJ Business?

Economic Development

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NJEDA to Create Offshore Wind Workforce and Skills Development Grant Challenge

NJEDA Opens Food Security Planning Grant Program Application

Video: Siekerka Talks Need for Small Business Tax Relief on ‘Think Tank’

Researchers at Rutgers and Tel Aviv Universities to Receive $200,000 in Seed Grants to Further Collaborative Projects

Sullender Goes Deep into NJBIA’s Indicators of Innovation Report on MYB

Energy & Environmental Quality

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NJEDA to Create Offshore Wind Workforce and Skills Development Grant Challenge

NJBIA Energy Conference to Shine a Light on Emerging Technologies

Cantor on NJ101.5: Impacts of Possible Gas Car Ban in NJ by 2035

NextEra, WindGrid Join Forces on Offshore Wind Transmission Infrastructure Proposal

BPU Requires Commercial Building Owners to Benchmark Energy, Water Use

Taxation & Economic Development

NJ Maintains Highest Combined Corporate Taxes in the US

Reminder: File 2019 and 2020 Returns by Sept. 30 to Get COVID Penalty Relief

IRS Opens Applications for Business 2023 Compliance Assurance Process

NJEDA Sets Public Hearings on Brownfields Redevelopment Tax Credit Program

State Gas Tax Rate Going Down a Penny on Oct. 1

Government Affairs

Is a Massive Service Worker Retention Mandate Alive in Trenton?

Childcare Bill Supported by NJBIA Released by Senate Education Committee

NJBIA Energy Conference to Shine a Light on Emerging Technologies

Report from Joint Education & Workforce Development and Employment & Labor Policy Committee Meeting

NJBIA’s Bailey Named to ROI-NJ’s ‘People of Color’ Influencer List for 2022

Health Affairs

Staffing Shortages Push Nurses to the Brink, Two-Thirds Consider Leaving the Profession

State Sets Public Hearings on Horizon BCBSNJ’s Proposed Reorganization

County Colleges Fret Over Budget Impact of Increase in Health Benefit Plan Rates

ACI Medical and Dental School Celebrates Opening of New Eatontown Location

Persichilli Talks Public Health Workforce and Lessons Learned

Law

Bringing Clarity to NJ Domestic Workers Bill

Cannabis Regulatory Commission Releases Interim Workplace Guidance; NJBIA Responds

NJ Supreme Court Weighs in on Independent Contractor Dispute

Lobbying and Lightning Rounds

Acting AG Discusses Professional Licensing Boards, Workplace Cannabis

Education & Workforce Development

NJ Pathways to Host Health Services Collaborative, Oct. 6

Childcare Bill Supported by NJBIA Released by Senate Education Committee

RVCC Hosts Advanced Manufacturing Center of Workforce Innovation Collaborative

NJEDA to Create Offshore Wind Workforce and Skills Development Grant Challenge

Go to College for Free With the Community College Opportunity Grant