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Removing the Freedom from Freelance Gigs?
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development proposed a new rule this week that would classify more gig workers, including drivers for rideshare and meal-delivery apps and freelance writers, as normal company employees. While the rules purport to provide protections to independent contractors, NJBIA Vice President of Government Affairs Elissa Frank sa ...
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Call to Action: Tell Congress NJ Employers Need Work Exchange Program Jeopardized by Cuts
Proposed federal budget cuts would decimate the U.S. State Department agency charged with overseeing ...
Hook, Keep & Thrive: HR Experts Give Tips on Recruiting and Retaining Talent
In this video from NJBIA’s recent Business Mania event at Rutgers University, HR experts discuss how ...
RVCC Students Help Community Members with Tax Assistance
Raritan Valley Community College students in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program prep ...
Registration Open for Businesses Seeking to Be PGA Championship Vendors
Businesses interested in becoming suppliers of goods and services for the 2026 PGA Championship taki ...
Hg Foundation Partners with Hopeworks to Help Young Adults Secure Tech Jobs
The Hg Foundation, a grant-giving charity focused on improving tech education and skills, recently p ...
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