COVID-19 Business Reopenings Archives - NJBIA - New Jersey Business & Industry Association

Ballooning Festival’s Freeman: Clarity Needed on COVID Rules for Large-Scale Events

How do you determine your outdoor event’s capacity when your venue can support a seemingly unlimited number of people? That’s the question ...

NJBIA Partners with Hackensack Meridian Health on Healthy Business Certification Training

NJBIA on Tuesday announced a new partnership with Hackensack Meridian Health, the state’s largest integrated healthcare network, that enhances the ...

Jersey Shore Partnership’s Walsh: Event Planners Need Predictability

Jersey Shore Partnership’s Walsh: Event Planners Need Predictability

Rallying for Regional Reopenings in NJ

Safety Council Warns of Increased Substance Abuse During Pandemic

Published June 15, 2020

Two-thirds of US Restaurants in Areas Reopening On-Premise Dining

Published June 8, 2020

What Employers Are Doing to Protect Workplaces During Reopening

Michele Siekerka

Published June 1, 2020

NJBIA: State’s Plan to Reopen More Businesses Is a Needed Step Forward

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Employment & Labor Law

UI Uncertainty Remains for NJ Employers

Does End of Public Health Emergency End Employer Reprieve on New WARN Act Rules?

Worker Misclassification Bill on Governor’s Desk May Lead to Overzealous Enforcement

Video: NJBIA’s Buteas Discusses State Budget on ‘Minding Your Business’

NJBIA Warns of Family Leave Act Impacts on Smaller Businesses During Pandemic

Economic Development

Bill Easing Development of Offshore Wind Signed into Law

NJBIA Statement on Signing of Small Business Relief Legislation

NJBIA’s Emigholz Discusses FY22 Budget on NJCPA Podcast

Video: Emigholz Discusses Final FY22 State Budget on ‘Minding Your Business’

Pre-registration Now Open for Phase 2 of NJEDA COVID Relief Loan Program

Energy & Environmental Quality

Bill Easing Development of Offshore Wind Signed into Law

DEP Proposes Rescinding of Air Quality Permit, Burdening Certain R&D Firms

US Supreme Court Sides with PennEast in NJ Pipeline Case

NJBIA Statement on US Supreme Court Opinion on PennEast v. State of NJ

NJBIA Opposes Bill to Codify Energy Goals without Knowing Costs

Taxation & Economic Development

NJBIA’s Emigholz Discusses FY22 Budget on NJCPA Podcast

Video: Emigholz Discusses Final FY22 State Budget on ‘Minding Your Business’

Video: Murphy, Ciattarelli Talk NJ Business, Economy on ‘Minding Your Business’

NJ’s State and Local Tax Rate Among Highest in the Nation

NJEDA Seeks Public Feedback on $100M Main Street Recovery Finance Program

Government Affairs

Bill Easing Development of Offshore Wind Signed into Law

Buteas Maintains Need for Hiring Help in NJ Spotlight News Report

NJBIA Accepting Applications for Government Affairs Internship

DEP Proposes Rescinding of Air Quality Permit, Burdening Certain R&D Firms

NJBIA Statement on Signing of Small Business Relief Legislation

Health Affairs

What NJ’s Health Care Cost Growth Benchmark Program Means for Employers, July 13

Reviewing Cost Drivers for State, School Employees Health Benefits Programs

Deborah Heart & Lung Center Gets $88M Federal Loan for Expansion Project

Pandemic Challenges Discussed at NJBIA Education and Workforce Development Policy Committee Meeting

NJBIA Testifies Before Lawmakers on Business Bills

Law

The Importance of Elder Law and the Glory of Safe-to-Eat Cookie Dough (Other People’s Business)

ChamberLink: Legal Liability is Getting Personal

NJ Insurance Legislation Will Harm Consumers, Commissioners from other States Warn

Punching the Shark (Other People’s Business)

Is Your Arbitration Agreement Worth It?

Education & Workforce Development

AT&T

AT&T Foundation Contributes More Than $40,000 to Support Camden Youths Affected by the Digital Divide

Video: Emigholz Discusses Final FY22 State Budget on ‘Minding Your Business’

$249 Million in Aid to Vo-Tech School Districts, County Colleges Signed into Law

Legislation Committing $3 Million Annually for Workforce Training Goes to Governor

Junior Achievement & Trying Not to Be Socially Awkward Post Pandemic