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New Higher Education Blog

The Office of the Secretary of Higher Education provides a blog as a way to publish good news about higher education to more than 600,000 full- and part-time college students, faculty, and staff; state and federal lawmakers; K-12 guidance counselors, administrators and staff. To check out this new ...

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Current BOE President Not Reappointed

Yesterday, at the New Jersey State Board of Education meeting, it was announced that current President Mark Biedron would not be reappointed to the ...

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Tell Your Legislators Not to Raise Workers’ Compensation Costs

Call to Action Legislation that would increase workers compensation costs for most private employers in New Jersey is in position for a final ...

Bakery

Updated July 2, 2021

How has technology affected your business?

Innovation Issues

Updated July 2, 2021

Prohibits Unsolicited Text Message Advertisements

labor law

Updated July 2, 2021

Judge Suspends Federal Overtime Rule

Capitol Dome

Updated July 2, 2021

Save the Dates: 2017 NJBIA/State Chamber Joint Taxation & Economic Development Policy Committee Meetings

Capitol Dome

Updated July 2, 2021

NJ/PA Reciprocal Income Tax Agreement Update

Bakery

Updated July 2, 2021

Manufacturing: NAM Survey

Capitol Dome

Updated July 2, 2021

How Businesses Plan to Adjust to New Overtime Rules

training

Updated July 2, 2021

Designating New Jersey Careers in Utilities Week

Innovation Issues

Updated July 2, 2021

NJBIA’s Innovation Summit Rounding out The First Year of Innovation and Technology Policy Committee

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Employment & Labor Law

NJBIA Testifies Against Bill Imposing More Red Tape on Small Contractors

NAM: New Overtime Rule Will Be Costly to Employers

Learn About Panic Device Law to Protect Hotel Workers, Feb. 22

NJBIA Testifies Against Family Leave Expansion that Will Burden Small Businesses

ADA Disability Accommodation Outweighs Company’s ‘Standing-Only’ Policy

Economic Development

Bill Advances to Bring Flexibility to Aspire Program to Spur Redevelopment

NJBIA Statement on Approval of Netﬂix, 1888 Studios Designations by NJEDA

NJEDA CEO Talks About NJ’s Cultural Ties to East Asia on ‘State of Affairs’

Video: Emigholz Joins NJ Spotlight Panel on Ways to Improve NJ’s Budget Process

Assembly Passes NJBIA-Supported Bill Allowing Flexibility on NJEDA Rules for On-Site Workers

Energy & Environmental Quality

Deadline for Electric School Bus Grant Applications Is Friday

Delivering New Burdens for NJ Businesses?

NJR Donates $75K to Monmouth University’s Urban Coast Institute

NJBIA Explains Concerns with Rule Updating Groundwater Quality Standards

Brilliant Named to NSBA Leadership Council

Taxation & Economic Development

NJBIA: Corporate Transit Fee Derails Future Investment in NJ

Op-Ed: NJ Businesses Are Not NJ TRANSIT’s Piggy Bank

Siekerka on ‘State of Affairs’: New Corporate Transit Tax Invites Companies to Leave

NJBIA Clarifies Position on Sales Tax Revenue Increases as Funding Source for NJ TRANSIT

Business Leaders Warn of Ripple Effect of CBT Increase

Government Affairs

NJ’s Top Business Leaders on Proposed $1B Tax Hike on NJ Employers: “It’s Bad Policy”

Delivering New Burdens for NJ Businesses?

MYB This Weekend: Siekerka, Bracken, Renna Talk Proposed $1B Tax on Business

The How & Why Behind NJBIA’s $1B Business Tax Fight

Siekerka Talks Consequences of $1B Business Tax on News 12’s ‘Power & Politics’ This Weekend

Health Affairs

American Academy of Pediatrics Honoring 2 Hackensack Meridian Health Leaders

Report from NJBIA’s Health Affairs Policy Committee Meeting

Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine Doctor Honored with Excellence Award

State Awards $8 Million in Grants for Apprenticeships and Pre-Apprenticeships

Study: Obesity in Workplace Adds Up to Staggering Cost

Law

Employer Groups Call on Murphy Administration to Correct NJDOL Overreach

Attorney Randi Knepper Joins Stevens & Lee Law Firm

Services Held for Prominent Attorney Ed McManimon

H-1B Visa Rule Change Aims to Make Foreign Worker Lottery Selection Fairer

Genova Burns LLC Strengthens Litigation Team

Education & Workforce Development

Community College Leaders Ask Lawmakers to Restore Proposed Budget Cuts

K-12 Education Spending Up Nationwide, NJ Exceeds Most States

Report: Fewer Students Earning College Degrees

$19M in Federal Grants Available to Improve Job Opportunities for Older Workers

RVCC to Hold Info Sessions on Offerings in Adult Learners College