State Senate committee considers measures designed to keep more money in people's wallets
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Many employers are ‘holding down the fort while they don't have a workforce coming back to work’
Interview with Michele Siekerka of the New Jersey Business & Industry Association
Record holiday spending still expected to boost businesses
In NYC, COVID-19 vaccination passports for staff and customers for indoor dining, gyms and entertainment venues
Interview with Michele Siekerka of New Jersey Business & Industry Association
Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle say state employees should be allowed back into their offices
Plus, the complex issues that mothers have had to face during the pandemic
NJBIA says with revenues coming in better than anticipated, there is no need to raise taxes
The pandemic, and the state’s response to it, forced businesses to close their doors and lay off hundreds of thousands of workers.
Within days, state lawmakers managed to move full votes on several large pieces of legislation. Some question the speed with which lawmakers pushed the final ...
The business community has been collectively holding its breath. Those who were able to stave off layoffs or complete closure during the first wave of ...
The new rules would also ban indoor youth sports competition with out-of-state teams
Top NJ Democrats have already reached an agreement on a $32.7B spending plan that's on a fast track for legislative approval. The proposal raises $700M ...
New law shifts burden of proof in workers' compensation claims. Employees don't have to prove they were infected on the job
Business leaders across NJ panned the governor's proposed FY2021 budget that would raise more than $1B in taxes and borrow $4B. Gov. Murphy says the ...
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
It’s been almost five months since gyms in New Jersey were ordered to shut down due to the pandemic. If fitness centers don't reopen soon, ...
NJ Transit riders will see buses and trains possibly filled to capacity, after Gov. Phil Murphy signed an order revoking the 50% cap on vehicle ...
COVID-19 delivered a one-two punch to Jersey. First the health crisis, followed quickly by an economic crisis.