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Althea D. Ford

Which Costs Families More? Childcare or College?

New Jersey is one of 38 states where the annual cost of childcare is more expensive than in-state tuition at a public college, according to recently ...

NJBIA Voices Concern on State Delays in Issuing Professional Licenses Needed to Work

The state Division of Consumer Affairs maintains 51 professional and occupational boards and committees that regulate more than 720,000 individuals ...

Assembly Votes to Approve 2 NJBIA-Supported Workforce Development Bills

State Seeks to Boost Openings at Childcare Centers and Preschools by Aligning Square-Footage Requirements

Althea D. Ford on NJBIA's Minding Your Business

Investing in Childcare: Challenges and Solutions on NJBIA’s Minding Your Business

Published February 21

MYB This Weekend: Ford Talks NJ Childcare Investments and Challenges

Updated February 10

Community College Career Pathways, Workforce Training Bills Advance

Published January 30

Senate Committee Advances Bill Modifying School Funding Law

Published January 24

Siekerka, Ford Recognized on 2025 NJ’s Powerful Women by Asw. Sumter

Published December 19

NJBIA, NJCCC Laud Lampitt for Legislative Career Easing Transfer of College Credits, Improving Workforce Development

Published December 16

NJBIA Testifies on Importance of NJ Public Charter Schools at Senate Hearing

Published December 6

Candidates Offer Varied Takes on Childcare

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Employment & Labor Law

NJBIA Testifies Against Overly Broad Heat Bill to Regulate Workplaces

Union Membership Ticks Up Slightly in NJ in 2024

The Impact of Immigration on American Workers, Jan. 16

State to Increase Benefits in 2025 for Unemployment, Other Programs

DHS Releases Nearly 65,000 Additional H-2B Visas for 2025

Economic Development

Siekerka on NJ101.5: Turning Tariff Challenges Into Opportunities

MODC Announces 2025 Silver Gull Honorees for Business, Community Service

MODC Selects Lancellotti as New Executive Director

MYB This Weekend: The Burdens Awaiting with NJDEP’s Land Use Rules

Report from NJBIA/NJ State Chamber Taxation & Economic Development Policy Committee

Energy & Environmental Quality

NJBIA Urges Policymakers to Allow for Immediate In-State Natural Gas Generation

MYB This Weekend: PSE&G Finding Energy Efficiency Solutions for NJ Business

NJBIA Op-ed: NJDEP Land Use Rules Will Impede Gov. Murphy’s Affordable Housing Goals

Energy Brink: How Will Trump EOs Play Out?

Legislation Aimed at Reducing Packaging Waste Stalls Again

Taxation & Economic Development

NJBIA Applauds Advancement of Bill Improving Tax Treatment of QSBS

NJ Budget Proposal: Business Impact & Fiscal Concerns on NJBIA’s Minding Your Business

NJ Taxpayers Taking it on the Chin for Sins, Wins & Grins?

Senate Passes Bill to Increase Tax Incentives for Angel Investors

The Burning Questions in the FY26 Budget

Government Affairs

Siekerka Discusses State Budget Fixes Needed on News 12’s ‘Power & Politics’

Siekerka Talks FY26 State Budget Outlook on News 12’s ‘Power & Politics’ This Weekend

Clock Still Running on NJ State Benefit Reforms

NJBIA Testifies on Governor’s ‘Disappointing’ $58.1 Billion Budget Plan

The Mixed Messages in NJ’s FY26 Budget

Health Affairs

Nominations Open for AmeriHealth NJ’s ‘Be of Service’ Awards

Student Loan Help Available to More Nursing Faculty to Address Ongoing Nurse Shortage

Hackensack Meridian Health and Horizon BCBS Reach Agreement

Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine ‘Match Day’ Leads to Residencies

State of Affairs with Steve Adubato Examines the Physician Shortage and Challenges in Recruiting Medical Students

Law

Judge Tosses NJ’s Climate Change ‘Deception’ Lawsuit Against Oil Companies

Stevens & Lee Names 2 Attorneys Shareholders

Fed Court: Job Applicant Cannot Sue Under NJ’s Cannabis Discrimination Law

MYB This Weekend: NJAPM on the Benefits of Mediation

Cleary Joins Genova Burns LLC as Counsel to Lead White Collar Crime Practice

Education & Workforce Development

Harry Lee on NJBIA's Minding Your Business

Charter School Students Outpacing State Averages

Learn about NJCCC’s Pathways Initiative’s Progress on Workforce Development

NJCCC Responds to Drastic Funding Cuts for NJ Community Colleges in FY26 Budget

Assembly Votes to Approve 2 NJBIA-Supported Workforce Development Bills

MYB This Weekend: The Growing Interest in Robotics at NJ Community Colleges