(NJ Spotlight News)Lawmakers consider move to include family leave benefits for businesses with as few as five employees
(NJ Spotlight News)Lawmakers consider move to include family leave benefits for businesses with as few as five employees
(NJ Spotlight News)With eye on the 2025 governor’s race, business leaders want urgent reforms
(NJ Spotlight News)Most companies would be charged a fee based on their plastic use
(NJ Spotlight News)A bill advances that would require most restaurants to provide reusable utensils for customers eating on-site
NJ Spotlight NewsBusiness advocates lobby lawmakers tasked with approving budget proposals, looking for a thumbs down on Murphy’s plan

The second in a series of talks tied to The Change Project, an NJ Spotlight News multimedia series
(Edwin J. Torres/Governor's Office)Agency trims clean-energy onramp by 15 years, targeting 2015 rather than 2050
NJ Spotlight NewsLatest NJBIA survey showed 69% of employers rated the state economy as fair or poor

… But it’s only the first step in a longer journey to ease taxes on Garden State companies, one that will benefit them, their customers ...
NJ Spotlight NewsBusiness says developers will be hurt if they have to restart newly regulated projects

New Jersey has joined in a $20 billion nationwide opioid-related settlement
NJ Spotlight NewsAdvocates say new minimum still falls short of a living wage in New Jersey

Wage theft, denial of breaks and lack of sick leave are targets of bill advancing in Trenton

NJ legislation is aimed at protecting students from unreasonably high tuition rates

NJ’s labor market has made up most of the jobs lost due to the pandemic

NJ business advocate says lack of certain cannabis regulations leaves employers in legal limbo

Many employers are ‘holding down the fort while they don't have a workforce coming back to work’

Among the findings: 58 percent predicts sales will rise next year; 9 percent says they'll fall. Overall, that's 11 percent higher than last year and ...

State Sen. Barbara Buono announced that she will be running for governor against Chris Christie. She is the first Democrat to declare her candidacy.
PSEGWith the filing of an Early Site Permit, NJ energy giant takes a small first step in what could be a 13-year, $15 billion journey.