Teen Workers

Labor Commissioner Talks Workforce Climate, DOL Initiatives

By Jim Pytell, New Jersey Business Magazine Managing Editor State Labor and Workforce Development Commissioner Robert Asaro-Angelo said Friday at ...

NJ Teens Can Work Expanded Summer Hours Under New Law

Effective immediately, 16- and 17-year-olds can work up to 50 hours per week during the summer under a recently signed law, which was strongly ...

NJBIA Statement on Signing of Teen Worker Bill into Law

NJBIA-Backed Teen Worker Bill Advances to Senate

Teen Worker Bill to Be Heard by Senate Committee on Monday

Updated June 17, 2022

NJBIA Urges Senate to Act Quickly on Timely Business Bills Passed by Assembly

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Employment & Labor Law

Major Changes to NJ WARN Act on Layoffs Take Effect Monday

Bailey Discusses Bill Requiring Salary Transparency in Job Postings

Another Trenton Mandate on NJ Businesses

Report from NJBIA Employment and Labor Policy Committee Meeting

NJBIA, Carpenters Union Supporting Bill Removing Key Apprenticeship Program Requirements for Public Work Contracts

Economic Development

Report from Joint Taxation and Economic Development Policy Meeting

MLB Star Mike Trout Announces Plans for Vineland Golf Course Designed by Tiger Woods

A Budget Tug-of-War on NJ Business Relief?

US Employers Add 311K Jobs as February Hiring Stays Strong

Pushing Positives in the FY24 State Budget

Energy & Environmental Quality

NJ WasteWise Business Network to Meet on Recycling, May 4

NJDEP’s New Fleet Vehicle Reporting Requirement Deadline Approaching

Energy Expert Erick A. Ford Joins Stevens & Lee Public Affairs

EisnerAmper’s Diane Wasser, Danielle Barrs Talk Importance of ESG for Companies on This Weekend’s MYB

NJ Business and Labor Groups Call on Lawmakers to Support Advanced Recycling Efforts

Taxation & Economic Development

The $10 Billion Question in the FY24 Budget

Feds Propose New Rules for 2023 Electric Vehicle Tax Credits

GSI’s Regina Egea on Lowering CBT: “A Stimulative Tax Reduction”

The GILTI Pleasure Found in the FY24 Budget

GSI’s Regina Egea Talks CBT Report on This Weekend’s Minding Your Business

Government Affairs

Bailey: Bill Mandating Retainment of Service Employees is Trenton Overreach

Report from Joint Taxation and Economic Development Policy Meeting

Emigholz to Serve as Panelist on Stonos Public Affairs’ Budget Advocacy Panel, April 21

The $10 Billion Question in the FY24 Budget

Princeton University Names David Reiner Assistant VP for State Affairs

Health Affairs

Career Nights to Focus on Jobs in Engineering, Health Science

$4 Million in Grants Available to Train Apprentices in Nontraditional Fields

Bristol Myers Squibb Named to 2023 World’s Most Innovative Companies List

Three NJBIA-Supported Bills to Help Healthcare Staffing Shortages Advance

HMH Partners with Neosoma on Innovative Brain Tumor Treatment, Research

Law

Connell Foley Adds 4 Attorneys to Real Estate Practice

NLRB: Old Severance Agreements with Broad Nondisclosure Clauses Are Void

Time for a Company Policy on TikTok, ChatGPT Apps?

Retired Superior Court Judge Mark Fleming Joins Genova Burns

Connell Foley’s Corner: The Latest Dirt on Dirty Dirt Law

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Employment Law

NJBIA Energy Program