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NJ Teens Can Work Expanded Summer Hours Under New Law

Effective immediately, 16- and 17-year-olds can work up to 50 hours per week during the summer under a recently signed law, which was strongly ...

Michele N. Siekerka

NJBIA Statement on Signing of Teen Worker Bill into Law

NJBIA President and CEO Michele Siekerka issued the following statement Tuesday after Gov. Phil Murphy signed a new law backed by NJBIA ...

Senate Sends NJBIA-Backed Teen Worker Bill to Governor

NJBIA-Backed Teen Worker Bill Advances to Senate

NJBIA Urges Senate to Act Quickly on Timely Business Bills Passed by Assembly

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Employment & Labor Law

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

Report from NJBIA’s Employment and Labor Policy Committee Meeting

Temp Agencies, Third-Party Employers Beware: The Permanent Impacts of the Temp Worker Bill

NJ Supreme Court Weighs in on Independent Contractor Dispute

Study Supports EEOC Collection of Salary Data from Employers

Economic Development

The Latest Arrivals, Departures of NJ’s AGI Flight

BMM ‘East Meets West’ Business Summit Comes to Atlantic City, Aug. 12-13

NJBIA Urges Help for Businesses at Hearing on $1.4B in Unspent Federal Aid

NJBIA’s Siekerka, Emigholz Named to Insider NJ’s Top 100 NJ Policymakers List for 2022

FY23 Budget a ‘Missed Opportunity’

Energy & Environmental Quality

Applications Close Friday for $50K Clean Tech Startup Competition

Cantor Talks Jobs, Economic Impacts of NJDEP’s EJ Rule

Cantor Talks Job Impacts on DEP’s EJ Rule from This Weekend’s ‘Minding Your Business’

Cantor, Labor Groups Testify EJ Rule Will Result in Job Losses

NJBIA Calls for Greater EJ Rule Flexibility at DEP Hearing

Taxation & Economic Development

NJBIA: State’s Late Notification of Increased UI Tax Rates Adds Insult to Fiscal Injury

Heavy Highway Vehicle Taxes Due by Aug. 31

Pilot Study Explores Replacing Fuel Taxes with Fees Based on Miles Driven

NJBIA: Transparency, Timeliness Must Improve for Notification of UI Tax Increases

NJBIA’s Siekerka, Emigholz Named to Insider NJ’s Top 100 NJ Policymakers List for 2022

Government Affairs

NJBIA: State’s Late Notification of Increased UI Tax Rates Adds Insult to Fiscal Injury

The Latest Arrivals, Departures of NJ’s AGI Flight

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

Report from NJBIA’s Employment and Labor Policy Committee Meeting

Cantor Talks Jobs, Economic Impacts of NJDEP’s EJ Rule

Health Affairs

Hackensack Meridian’s CDI Findings Could Improve Cancer Therapies, Vaccines

Jefferson Health Names New CEO

IFPR Presents ‘Supporting Recovery’ for Employers, July 28

Normalizing Telemedicine for the Benefit of Patients, Providers and Physicians

Capital Health Medical Group Featured on This Weekend’s ‘Minding Your Business’

Law

NJ Supreme Court Weighs in on Independent Contractor Dispute

Lobbying and Lightning Rounds

Acting AG Discusses Professional Licensing Boards, Workplace Cannabis

Equally Unhappily Ever After

NJBIA Urges Cannabis Regulatory Commission to Propose Workplace Safety Regs

Education & Workforce Development

Learn about On-the-Job Training Resources for Workers with Disabilities, Aug. 18

Harvard University’s ‘Project on Workforce’ Invites NJCCC Leadership to Focus on Workforce Development

Focus NJ Releases Online Workforce Training Resource

Does ‘Degree Stigma’ Contribute to Employer Recruitment Woes?

Ransomware Attacks on Education Sector Rise Sharply