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AC Chamber’s Chait: Arbitrary Capacity Rules Are Hurting Live Events Industry

AC Chamber’s Chait: Arbitrary Capacity Rules Are Hurting Live Events Industry

Before the pandemic, the live events industry generated hundreds of millions of dollars for regional economies, but today it's “hanging on by a ...

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Employment & Labor Law

Public Works Contractors Must Report Certified Payroll Records Online Starting Aug. 15

OSHA Unveils Workplace Heat Rule Proposal Impacting Employers

New Federal Overtime Rules Take Effect, Making More Salaried Employees Eligible

NJDOL: Prevailing Wage Reminder for School Construction Work

Teen Working Papers for Summer Jobs Now Available Online

Economic Development

In the Air and In Testimony, NJBIA Warns DEP Land Use Rules will Lead to Shore Retreat

Federal Reserve Holds US Interest Rates, For Now

NJBIA: DEP’s Proposed Land Use Rules Will Force Retreat from NJ Shore

Flight of NJ AGI Reaches New Heights

Law Signed Extending On-Site Worker Flexibility for NJEDA Tax Incentives

Energy & Environmental Quality

Cantor OpEd: California’s Zero-Emission Rail Rules Could Harm NJ’s Economy

Truckers: Electric Truck Mandate Will Deliver Huge Price Hikes on Consumer Goods

In the Air and In Testimony, NJBIA Warns DEP Land Use Rules will Lead to Shore Retreat

NJBIA: DEP’s Proposed Land Use Rules Will Force Retreat from NJ Shore

Court Overturns Federal OK of Pipeline Expansion Project in NJ

Taxation & Economic Development

NJBIA’s Emigholz Talks FY25 Budget Challenges on NJCPA’s ‘IssuesWatch’ Podcast

Emigholz to Serve as a Panelist at NYU Tax Conference, July 25

Where Does NJ Rank Nationally for State and Local Tax Rates?

Siekerka Talks Realities of Doing Business in a ‘High-Tax State’

Op-Ed: 7 Questions for Legislature to Ask Before Any Vote on Higher CBT Rate

Government Affairs

Cantor OpEd: California’s Zero-Emission Rail Rules Could Harm NJ’s Economy

In the Air and In Testimony, NJBIA Warns DEP Land Use Rules will Lead to Shore Retreat

NJBIA Thanks Supporters of ‘Do Better for Business’ Campaign

NJBIA’s Emigholz Talks FY25 Budget Challenges on NJCPA’s ‘IssuesWatch’ Podcast

The Latest on Bills on Gov. Murphy’s Desk

Health Affairs

NJ Sharing Network Honors Donors During National Minority Donor Awareness Month

Hudson County Enterprises HS Intern Thrives at Union County Ice Cream Shop

SHRM Survey: Health Benefits, Flexible Work Options Remain High Priority

Employers Needed for State’s New Home Health Aide Training Program

Hackensack Meridian CDI Lab Research Points to Breath Test for Lung Cancer

Law

Appeals Court Upholds Denial of Injunction in NJ Temporary Worker Case

Amalfe Inducted as President-Elect of NJ State Bar Association

Employer Groups Call on Murphy Administration to Correct NJDOL Overreach

Attorney Randi Knepper Joins Stevens & Lee Law Firm

Services Held for Prominent Attorney Ed McManimon

Education & Workforce Development

GWU Report: 85% of Good Jobs Will Require Some College or Training by 2031

$2.4M in Internship Grants Awarded to 133 NJ-Based Employers

Employers Can Register for Upcoming Job Fair at William Paterson University

National Leaders Share New Workforce and Education Insights at Pathways Summit

IRS Sets Rules Businesses Must Meet to Get Increased Clean Energy Tax Incentives