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How One NJ Organization is Helping Recruit and Retain More Latina Women in Politics

Patricia Campos-Medina, Ph.D., President of Latina Civic Action, joins Steve Adubato on "State of Affairs" to highlight the importance of recruiting ...

The Future of Clean and Affordable Energy, on State of Affairs

Steve Adubato sits down with Joseph L. Fiordaliso, president of New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, to discuss the future of clean and affordable ...

Steve Adubato in Conversation with Gov. Phil Murphy this Weekend

A Closer Look at Offshore Wind Industry, Economic Growth in NJ on ‘State of Affairs’

How the Pandemic Impacted Leadership at the Port Authority, on ‘State of Affairs’

Updated February 23, 2022

Community FoodBank of NJ’s Food Service Training Academy on State of Affairs

Published November 10, 2021

Examining Key Differences Between Leadership and Management on ‘State of Affairs’

Updated July 14, 2021

Michele Siekerka Discusses NJ’s Hiring Crisis with Steve Adubato

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Employment & Labor Law

State to Increase Benefits in 2025 for Unemployment, Other Programs

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

Federal Judge Blocks Overtime Salary Threshold Change. What’s Next?

New Employer Mandate: Pay Transparency on Job Postings

Workplace Injuries, Illnesses Fall to Lowest Level in 20 Years

Economic Development

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

FIFA World Cup Releases RFIs for Bus Suppliers, Parking Management

NJBIA-Supported Bill Signed into Law to Streamline Construction Permitting

Steve Adubato Talks with NJEDA CEO about NJ’s Booming Film Industry

CoreWeave Helps NJ to High VC Investment Ranking in 2024

Energy & Environmental Quality

Business, Industry Groups Urge Lawmakers to Delay EV Truck Rule

NJBIA: DEP Land Use Rules Will Harm Residents, Businesses and Economy

Decarbonizing NJ’s Transportation Industry

Attentive Energy Two Hosts County College Students at ACP Offshore Wind Conference

MYB This Weekend: How to Decarbonize NJ’s Transportation Industry

Taxation & Economic Development

NJBIA’s Emigholz on ONNJ: NJ’s Taxes for Business Are ‘Unrelenting’

MYB This Weekend: How Prager Metis Helps with Tax Controversy Cases

League Call: Stop Diverting NJ’s Municipal Relief Fund

NJ Ranks No. 49 in 50-State Comparison of Tax Competitiveness

Report from Joint Taxation and Economic Policy Committee Meeting

Government Affairs

Gubernatorial Election Preview on ‘Minding Your Business’

MYB This Weekend: Gubernatorial Candidates Talk Ways to Improve NJ’s Economy

NJBIA Statement on Hiring of Kris Kolluri as NJ TRANSIT CEO

NJBIA’s Emigholz on ONNJ: NJ’s Taxes for Business Are ‘Unrelenting’

Candidates Offer Varied Takes on Childcare

Health Affairs

NJAMHAA Calls for More State Funds for Mental Health and Addiction Services

University Hospital Master Plan Info Session Set for Vendors, Contractors

Hackensack Meridian CDI Researcher Earns NJ ‘Emerging Tech Award’

Global Healthcare Benefit Costs Projected to Rise 10.4% in 2025

BeiGene Unveils Planned Name Change to BeOne Medicines

Law

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

Gonor & Harmon Give Tips for Proceeding with Workplace Disputes on ‘Minding Your Business’

NJ Supreme Court Reverses Ruling Halting Proposed Compressor Station

Education & Workforce Development

Finding Career Skills Through E-Sports

MYB This Weekend: How eSports is Helping to Find Career Skills at Camden County College

NJBIA, NJCCC Laud Lampitt for Legislative Career Easing Transfer of College Credits, Improving Workforce Development

NJBIA Testifies on Importance of NJ Public Charter Schools at Senate Hearing

State Test Scores Show Public Charter School Students Outperform Peers