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State Relaxes COVID Restrictions on Hairstyling and Cosmetology Schools

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Employment & Labor Law

job search sketch on concrete wall

NJ One-Stop Career Centers Now Scheduling In-Person Appointments

Using Tech to Maintain Drug-Free Workplaces?

Understanding Possible Challenges of Vaccine Mandates for Business

Expanded Federal Jobless Benefits End on Saturday

Businesses Hoping More People Return to Work as COVID Bonus Jobless Benefits Expire

Economic Development

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NJEDA Reminds Angel Investors of Upcoming Tax Credit Deadline

Warehouse Demand Deepens Despite Bill Aimed at Slowing Them Down

Emigholz Talks Business Climate, Taxes in NJ Spotlight News Election Conversation

Murphy Signs Bill Supporting NJ Craft Breweries Into Law

Siekerka Talks NJ Economic Climate, Spending in Latest Garden State Debate Podcast

Energy & Environmental Quality

Clearing the Air for Better Energy Policymaking

Summit Explores How to Maintain Reliable Power in a Clean Energy Future

Resources Available to Get Caught Up on Utility Bills

Why You Should be Attending NJBIA’s Energy Conference on Friday, Oct. 22

Haulers: Tossing Batteries in Trash or Curbside Recycling Leads to Fires

Taxation & Economic Development

Emigholz Talks Increased UI Taxes, Return and Earn Program on ‘Minding Your Business’

Reports: Fed Corporate Tax Increase May Be on Chopping Block in Negotiations

IRS Urges Employers to E-file Quarterly Payroll Tax Returns Due Nov. 1

Siekerka: Proposed Federal CBT Increase Would Be Disaster for NJ Manufacturers

Federal Reconciliation Bill Could Hit NJ Manufacturers Hard

Government Affairs

Clearing the Air for Better Energy Policymaking

Emigholz Talks Increased UI Taxes, Return and Earn Program on ‘Minding Your Business’

Reports: Fed Corporate Tax Increase May Be on Chopping Block in Negotiations

Murphy Talks Leadership, COVID Nursing Home Deaths and Tax Policies with Steve Adubato

Warehouse Demand Deepens Despite Bill Aimed at Slowing Them Down

Health Affairs

NJ Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli

Health Commissioner Discusses COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates at NJBIA Event

NJBIA Receives NJAMHAA’s ‘Making the Business Case’ Award

NJAMHAA to Honor NJBIA for Business Advocacy at Upcoming Fall Conference

Healthcare Groups Sound Alarm on Staffing Concerns

Report from MAAC’s Meeting on Renewal of NJ FamilyCare Comprehensive Demonstration

Law

What Employers Need to Know about Workplace Bullying

Acting NJ General to Keynote Essex Legal Symposium

NJBIA Challenges Constitutionality of Extended Business Closure Orders

The Importance of Elder Law and the Glory of Safe-to-Eat Cookie Dough

ChamberLink: Legal Liability is Getting Personal

Education & Workforce Development

NJBIA, NJCCC Request Governor to Sign Basic Skills Bill

NJBIA’s Rising Star Award Winners Speak on their Futures on ‘Minding Your Business’

More Education Doesn’t Always Bring Higher Earnings – Especially for Women and Minorities

Buteas Talks Focus NJ’s Education Equation Report on NJ101.5, NJ Spotlight News

NJBIA Cautions That Universal Pre-K Funding Should Include Private Childcare Providers