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Report: Fewer Students Earning College Degrees

The number of undergraduates who earned degrees fell (-2.8%) in 2022-2023, the second annual decline in a row following many years of gradual ...

College Retention and ‘Persistence’ Levels Rebound to Pre-Pandemic Levels

Nearly 76% of the 2.4 million U.S. students who started college in fall 2021 returned for their second year, as both retention and “persistence” ...

Report Finds Increase in Dropouts with ‘Some College, No Credential’

Report: Nationwide College Completion Rate Shows Gains at Community Colleges

NJ Postsecondary Student Enrollment Declines 6.7%

Published May 17, 2022

Study: Over 39 million Americans Have Some College, No Credential

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Employment & Labor Law

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

NJBIA, Business Groups Urge Lawmakers to Reject ‘Heat Bill’ that May Shut Down Businesses

Economic Development

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

Report from Joint Taxation and Economic Development Policy Committee Meeting

Bill Advances to Bring Flexibility to Aspire Program to Spur Redevelopment

NJBIA Statement on Approval of Netﬂix, 1888 Studios Designations by NJEDA

NJEDA CEO Talks About NJ’s Cultural Ties to East Asia on ‘State of Affairs’

Energy & Environmental Quality

Rowan U Awarded $100K Grant for Camden Environmental Education Project

Steve Adubato Examines the Future of NJ Transit and Incentives for EV Drivers

New Jersey Resources Commits $500K to Restore Scudder Preserve

Cantor Op-ed: DEP’s Proposed Land Use Rules will Force Jersey Shore Retreat

NJBIA Files Appeal Challenging DEP Rulemaking on Environmental Justice Law

Taxation & Economic Development

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

New ‘Do Better for Business’ Video: How $1B Tax on Business Can Increase Growing Job Losses in NJ

NJBIA Releases ‘40 Reasons’ Infographic Detailing Consequences of $1B Corporate Transit Tax

Government Affairs

The Latest on Bills on Gov. Murphy’s Desk

Will a New $1B Tax on Business Actually Go to NJ TRANSIT?

This Weekend’s MYB: Emigholz Discusses Damage Done by $1B Tax on NJ Employers

Siekerka Talks FY25 Budget, $1B Tax on Business on ‘Nader Narrative’

NJBIA Thanks Lawmakers Who Stood Up for Businesses Against $1B Tax Hike

Health Affairs

Hackensack Meridian Health to Host Block Party and Health Fair

Endowed Directorship at Rutgers Cancer Institute Honors Founder

Connecting NJ Community Colleges with Needs of Digital Health Workforce

MYB This Weekend: NJ Community Colleges Connecting with Needs of Digital Health Workforce

Hackensack Meridian Medical School Helping to Fill Physician Shortages

Law

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

H-1B Visa Rule Change Aims to Make Foreign Worker Lottery Selection Fairer

Education & Workforce Development

National Leaders Share New Workforce and Education Insights at Pathways Summit

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

Cannabis Town Hall and Career Fair Coming to RVCC, June 22

MYB This Weekend: NJ Community Colleges Connecting with Needs of Digital Health Workforce

Hopeworks Expanding to Offer More Tech Career Training for Young Adults

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