Capitol Memo

Manufacturing, Liability and Reopening the Economy

New Jersey businesses are going to need liability protection from COVID-19 lawsuits if the state’s economy is going to reopen successfully, and ...

Senate President in No Hurry to Borrow

Should New Jersey borrow money for operating expenses? Senate President Stephen Sweeney thinks New Jersey will probably have to borrow something to ...

Liability, Lost Income, State Aid Top Concerns of University Presidents

Environmental Regulations Extension Process Nearly Complete

Workers’ Comp Not Needed for COVID-19

Published May 15, 2020

Planning for New Jersey’s Reopening Needs to Happen Now

Published May 8, 2020

Time to Talk about Reopening

photo of temperature screening an employee at the workplace

Published May 1, 2020

COVID-19 Testing Key to Reopening NJ Businesses

Published February 14, 2020

Un-amended Food Waste Bill Hits Senate Roadblock

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Employment & Labor Law

Labor Commissioner Talks Workforce Climate, DOL Initiatives

NJBIA Seeking Amendments on Bill Regulating Automated Tools in Hiring Decisions

FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Employer Noncompete Agreements

Hourly Minimum Wage Increases to $14.13 on Jan. 1

Hassler to Lead State-Sponsored Retirement Program for Private Sector Workers

Economic Development

‘State of Affairs’ Looks at Pressing Issues Impacting the City of Newark

Siekerka on NJ Spotlight News: Netflix Will Help Boost NJ’s Economy

Export Promotion and Development Programs to Help Your Business, Feb. 23

NJBIA Statement on Law Modifying Construction Inspection Standards

Siekerka Lauds Netflix Plans at Fort Monmouth

Energy & Environmental Quality

New Law Provides Tax Credits to Low-Carbon Concrete Manufacturers

PSE&G Honored as ‘EV Charging Hero’ at National Awards Event

Watt’s Up With NJ’s Energy Master Plan?

Businesses Can Apply for Grants to Buy EV Charging Equipment for Trucks

Cantor on DEP Flood Rules: Separate Development Standards Unfair

Taxation & Economic Development

New Law Provides Tax Credits to Low-Carbon Concrete Manufacturers

Brighter Horizons Beyond the CBT Sunset?

Siekerka: Business Owners Are Resilient but Need Tax Relief

Report: NJ Levies Highest Corporate Tax Rate in US

Will NJ’s Next Moves be Better for Business?

Government Affairs

NJBIA Statement on Senator Oroho’s Retirement Announcement

Brighter Horizons Beyond the CBT Sunset?

NJBIA Supports Requirement Revisions for Nurse Aide Instructors to Help Improve Workforce Challenges

Emigholz to Speak at EMACC Networking Breakfast, Feb. 7

Althea D. Ford Joins NJBIA Government Affairs Team

Health Affairs

9 NJ Hospitals Among Nation’s Best in 2023 Rankings

NJBIA Supports Requirement Revisions for Nurse Aide Instructors to Help Improve Workforce Challenges

Berkeley College Names Sena Dean of School of Health Studies

Horizon Foundation Awards Over $1M in Grants to Nonprofits

Bailey on NJ101.5 News: Bill Package Will Help NJ’s Healthcare Workforce

Law

Retired Superior Court Judge Mark Fleming Joins Genova Burns

Connell Foley’s Corner: The Latest Dirt on Dirty Dirt Law

FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Employer Noncompete Agreements

Connell Foley’s Corner: NJ’s Prompt Payment Act Has Teeth

Shipley Named Fellow at American College of Tax Counsel

Education & Workforce Development

RVCC to Offer New Social Media Specialist Certificate Program

Four NJ Institutions Rank Among Best in US for Online Bachelor’s Degrees

NJBIA Supports Requirement Revisions for Nurse Aide Instructors to Help Improve Workforce Challenges

Labor Commissioner Talks Workforce Climate, DOL Initiatives

Camden-based Hopeworks Expands Tech Job Training Opportunities to Philadelphia