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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

Report from NJBIA’s Employment and Labor Policy Committee Meeting

NJBIA: Temp Agency Bill Puts Third-Party Businesses at Risk of Lawsuits

Cannabis Coverage: NJBIA Concerns on Workplace Safety

OSHA Dials Up Enforcement on Heat-Related Illnesses at Worksites

Waiting in the Weeds: Workplace Safety Uncertainty

Economic Development

Applications Open for NJ Tech and Life Science Firms to Sell NOLs for Cash

Will Flight of NJ AGI Finally Reverse Course?

Buteas Talks Business Affordability on MY9’s ‘New Jersey Now’ on Sunday

Poll: NJ Residents Support Marijuana Sales, Divided on ‘Cannabis Tourism’

Creation of Food Security Planning Grant Program Approved by NJEDA Board

Energy & Environmental Quality

Adubato Discusses Long-Term Climate Change Impacts with NJ BPU President

Shooting the Breeze with Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind

‘Minding Your Business’ Spotlights Atlantic Shores Offshore Wind Project This Weekend

NJBIA Submits Climate Change Policy Recommendations to Committee

Communities Getting $6 Million for New Electric Trucks

Taxation & Economic Development

Hiring? Don’t Overlook Work Opportunity Tax Credit

Applications Open for NJ Tech and Life Science Firms to Sell NOLs for Cash

Siekerka Op-Ed: Small Businesses Need More Support from Gov. Murphy’s FY23 Budget

Buteas on ‘New Jersey Now’: Businesses Challenged by Taxes, Affordability

Seeing NJ’s Corporate Taxes Through a New Lens

Government Affairs

Michele Siekerka

NJBIA: Use Tax Windfall to Right State’s Fiscal Ship, Give Tax Relief

NJBIA’s Cantor to Be Honored with 2022 NJBIZ ICON Award

Workforce, Childcare Top Issues for Sherrill

State Budget Flush with $7.8 Billion in Extra Tax Revenue

It’s Fees-ible: Changing the NJ Budget Road Less Traveled

Health Affairs

Health Affairs

Report from NJBIA’s Health Affairs Policy Committee Meeting

Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine Receives $1 Million Gift

NJ Affordable Health Benefits Survey Needs to Hear from You

Employers Reevaluating Health Benefits Amid Rising Costs

BMS Wins FDA Approval for Drug to Treat Rare Form of Cardiac Disease

Law

NJBIA Urges Cannabis Regulatory Commission to Propose Workplace Safety Regs

US Supreme Court Lets $10K Cap on State and Local Tax Deductions Stand

Changes Expected to Federal Overtime Rules

NJ Civil Rights Division Proposes Amendments on Employers’ Display of Posters Rule

Supreme Court Blocks Vaccine-or-Test Rule for Private Employers

Education & Workforce Development

2 NJBIA ‘Rising Stars’ Honored at Berkeley College Graduation

Study: Over 39 million Americans Have Some College, No Credential

Workforce, Childcare Top Issues for Sherrill

RVCC’s Workforce Training Center Gains LEED Certification

NJ Community Colleges Honor Outstanding Student Scholars and Leaders