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U.S. Senate Vote Paves Way for Infrastructure Bill to Advance

After weeks of negotiations, the U.S. Senate voted to move forward with a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal that includes $550 ...

NJBIA, Other Groups Call on Congress to Advance Infrastructure Framework

The New Jersey Business & Industry Association joined a list of more than 120 national, state and local business and manufacturing organizations ...

Transportation Executives Keep Region Moving During Pandemic

Construction Starts Fall in July, Led by Drop in Infrastructure Work

Murphy Promotes NJ Wind Port as First in the Nation

Map of NJ Transit rail routes to NYC

Published March 19, 2018

Business, Labor Sound the Alarm on Gateway Tunnel Project

Published August 16, 2017

President Signs Executive Order to Streamline Approvals for Infrastructure Projects

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Employment & Labor Law

Hiring Crisis, Staffing Shortages Forcing Businesses to Reduce Operating Hours

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’

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

NJBIA, Other Groups Urge Postponement of Clean Truck Act Rule

Cantor: NJ’s Move to Clean Energy Future Comes with Added Costs

NJBIA’s Cantor Discusses DEP Trucks, Flood Hazard Rules on ‘Jersey Matters’ This Weekend

Bill Easing Development of Offshore Wind Signed into Law

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

Taxation & Economic Development

Highway Use Taxes on Heavy Trucks, Buses Due Aug. 31

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

Government Affairs

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NJBIA’s Siekerka, Emigholz Named to Insider NJ’s Top 100 NJ Policymakers List

Hiring Crisis’ Impact on NJ Tourism Season

Report from NJBIA’s Government Affairs Policy Committee Meeting

Media Coverage of NJBIA’s Hiring Crisis Press Conference

NJBIA: Spend Fed Relief Funds on Pro-growth Initiatives to Get Economy Back on Track

Health Affairs

NJBIA Urges Support for Excellence in Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Act

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

Law

NJBIA Challenges Constitutionality of Extended Business Closure Orders

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)

Education & Workforce Development

Michele Siekerka

Siekerka: Post-Pandemic Workforce Needs to ‘Skill Up’

Study: Training Opportunities Helps in Retention of Young Manufacturing Workers

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