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Positive Employee Drug Tests After Accidents at 25-Year High

The percentage of employees in the general U.S. workforce testing positive for marijuana following an on-the-job accident increased to its highest ...

Navigating Workplace Safety in the Age of Legal Weed

When New Jersey legalized marijuana for adult use, the business community knew the day would come when workplace safety concerns ran headfirst into ...

Marijuana and Workplaces: Keeping Staff, Customers Safe, July 7

NJBIA Presses Regulators for Cannabis Workplace Impairment Guidelines

NJBIA Urges Cannabis Regulatory Commission to Propose Workplace Safety Regs

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Updated July 2, 2021

Senate Judiciary Committee Advances Cannabis Bill

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Published October 14, 2019

More Financial Institutions Embracing Legal Marijuana Businesses

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Updated October 12, 2021

14% of Americans Say they Use CBD Products

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Employment & Labor Law

NJBIA Testifies Against Overly Broad Heat Bill to Regulate Workplaces

Union Membership Ticks Up Slightly in NJ in 2024

The Impact of Immigration on American Workers, Jan. 16

State to Increase Benefits in 2025 for Unemployment, Other Programs

DHS Releases Nearly 65,000 Additional H-2B Visas for 2025

Economic Development

MYB This Weekend: The Burdens Awaiting with NJDEP’s Land Use Rules

Report from NJBIA/NJ State Chamber Taxation & Economic Development Policy Committee

Registration Opens for Rutgers Symposium on Smart Growth

Harker to Speak at NACD NJ’s Annual Economic Forecast Event, Jan. 9

FIFA World Cup Releases RFIs for Bus Suppliers, Parking Management

Energy & Environmental Quality

NJBIA Urges Policymakers to Allow for Immediate In-State Natural Gas Generation

MYB This Weekend: PSE&G Finding Energy Efficiency Solutions for NJ Business

NJBIA Op-ed: NJDEP Land Use Rules Will Impede Gov. Murphy’s Affordable Housing Goals

Energy Brink: How Will Trump EOs Play Out?

Legislation Aimed at Reducing Packaging Waste Stalls Again

Taxation & Economic Development

NJ Taxpayers Taking it on the Chin for Sins, Wins & Grins?

Senate Passes Bill to Increase Tax Incentives for Angel Investors

The Burning Questions in the FY26 Budget

Report from NJBIA/NJ State Chamber Taxation & Economic Development Policy Committee

Tax Experts Speculate on Changes to Come on NJBIA’s ‘Minding Your Business’

Government Affairs

NJBIA Voices Concern on State Delays in Issuing Professional Licenses Needed to Work

Climate Superfund Bill Fuels More Pain at the Pump

NJ Taxpayers Taking it on the Chin for Sins, Wins & Grins?

Join Business, Policy Experts at Morris Chamber’s Annual Legislative Luncheon

What Does Murphy’s $58.1 Billion State Budget Mean for NJ Businesses?

Health Affairs

Report: New Brunswick Cancer Center Among Nation’s Largest New Office Projects

Free NJBIA Workplace Wellness Event on Stress and Heart Disease, Feb. 27

2 Irish Medtech Startups Win HMH Emerge Pitch Competition

Info sessions on Veterans Health Initiative Grants Set for March

Richter Named Chief Clinical Officer at Pyramid Healthcare

Law

Judge Tosses NJ’s Climate Change ‘Deception’ Lawsuit Against Oil Companies

Stevens & Lee Names 2 Attorneys Shareholders

Fed Court: Job Applicant Cannot Sue Under NJ’s Cannabis Discrimination Law

MYB This Weekend: NJAPM on the Benefits of Mediation

Cleary Joins Genova Burns LLC as Counsel to Lead White Collar Crime Practice

Education & Workforce Development

NJCCC Responds to Drastic Funding Cuts for NJ Community Colleges in FY26 Budget

Assembly Votes to Approve 2 NJBIA-Supported Workforce Development Bills

MYB This Weekend: The Growing Interest in Robotics at NJ Community Colleges

RVCC Students Gain Experience in Material Handling, Logistics through Scholarship Contest

Preschool Enrollment Declining in NJ’s Poorest Districts