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NJ TRANSIT Locomotive Engineers Ratify New 7-Year Contract
The union representing NJ TRANSIT’s 450 locomotive engineers voted on Tuesday to accept a seven-year labor contract, retroactive to 2020, which was negotiated after a three-day strike over wages in May halted trains and disrupted the daily commutes of 100,000 riders. Kris Kolluri, president and CEO of NJ TRANSIT, said in a statement the contract approved by the Broth ...
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State Officials Remind Businesses Tariff Markups Are Subject to Sales Tax
New Jersey businesses that are increasing product prices because new federal tariffs have raised the ...
Rutgers to Host 3rd Annual NJ FoodTech Conference, June 25
New Jersey’s leading food tech businesses, innovators, and investors will gather to share insights, ...
Operation Restoration: Workforce Funding and the FY26 State Budget
With less than a month to go before the finalization of the FY26 State Budget, the focus for many is ...
MYB This Weekend: Moment of Truth for DEP Land Use Rules
On this weekend’s “Minding Your Business” on News 12+, NJBIA Deputy Chief Government Affairs Officer ...
Survey Shows NJ Voters Want More Balanced Energy Approach
Against the backdrop of rising power bills in a gubernatorial and legislative election year, a new s ...
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