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NJBIA: Proposed NJDOL Rule Will Reduce Freedom for Freelance Workers, Add Costs for NJ Businesses

The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development is extending beyond legal overreach with a proposed rule that would classify more gig ...

Nonfatal Workplace Injuries and Illnesses Decline in NJ

Nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses declined in both the private and public sector in New Jersey from 2017 to 2023, according to a report ...

$2M in Grants Awarded to Train Women, Minorities in Construction Trades

NJ Unemployment Holds at 4.6% in December

State to Increase Benefits in 2025 for Unemployment, Other Programs

Published November 14

NJ Unemployment Holds at 4.7% in October

Published October 28

$7M in Grants Available for Apprenticeship and Pre-Apprenticeship Programs

Published October 24

NJBIA Supports Bill Connecting Unemployed to Healthcare Jobs

Published July 18

NJ Unemployment Rate Holds at 4.6% in June

Published July 17

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

Updated June 13, 2024

Teen Working Papers for Summer Jobs Now Available Online

Updated March 19, 2024

Employer Groups Call on Murphy Administration to Correct NJDOL Overreach

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Employment & Labor Law

NJBIA to Testify on Employee Classification Rule Affecting Gig Workers

Removing the Freedom from Freelance Gigs?

Nonfatal Workplace Injuries and Illnesses Decline in NJ

NJBIA Testifies Against Overly Broad Heat Bill to Regulate Workplaces

Union Membership Ticks Up Slightly in NJ in 2024

Economic Development

‘It Just Makes Sense’ Campaign Urges $10M to Keep Homeless Shelters Open

Trio of Budget Innovation Bills Burning Bright

Prices of Tariffed Construction Materials Rise, but Builders Remain Optimistic

Airbnb Scores Multi-Tournament World Cup Partnership with FIFA

Amazon to Invest $20B in PA to Expand Data Centers and Advance AI

Energy & Environmental Quality

Former BPU Commissioner Shows How Failed Energy Policies Led to NJ Energy Cost Spikes

NJBIA’s Cantor Warns About DEP’s Burdensome Land Use Rules

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

Taxation & Economic Development

State Officials Remind Businesses Tariff Markups Are Subject to Sales Tax

Uncertainty Is the Only Certainty: Business Leaders Weigh in on NJ’s Upcoming Challenges

Budget Hearings Shows NJ Corps Taking Advantage of NJBIA-led Tax Reforms

State Treasurer Revises Budget Revenue Forecast Upward

NJBIA Applauds Advancement of Bill Improving Tax Treatment of QSBS

Government Affairs

NJBIA Testimony for FY26 Budget Bill Presented by NJ Legislature

The Chilling Effect of an Increased Realty Transfer Tax

Pro-Business Tax Incentive Bills Supported by NJBIA Advance

Emigholz on NJ101.5: Budget Process and Pork Need Improvements

NJBIA Urges ‘Next NJ Manufacturing Program’ Bill to Budget Finish Line

Health Affairs

State Says Federal Plan Would Hurt NJ Health Insurance Marketplace

Steve Adubato Highlights Key Leadership Insights from a Leading Woman in Healthcare

Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine Graduates 136 Doctors

BMS Announces $11.1 Billion Deal to Work with BioNTech on Cancer Drug

Seen, Heard, Helped: How CBT Can Change Your Life

Law

NJBIA: Proposed NJDOL Rule Will Reduce Freedom for Freelance Workers, Add Costs for NJ Businesses

PSIPC: Recent Changes to NJ’s Daniel’s Law Create Major Risks for NJ Businesses

NJBIA Testifies in Support of Bill to Bring Transparency to Civil Lawsuits

NJ Chapter of American College of Trial Lawyers Honors David Kott

Saiber LLC Celebrates 75th Anniversary with 75 Acts of Kindness Challenge

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