Survey finds 28% of NJ business owners say they'll sell or close
The New Jersey Business & Industry Association survey finds business owners are less confident about New Jersey's economy entering 2022 than they were approaching 2021.
new jersey business and industry association
Despite raising pay, 73% of NJ businesses say hiring difficult
The 63rd annual business outlook survey by the NJBIA finds more businesses plan to expand hiring in 2022 than did in 2021.
Murphy reps seek to ease NJ business fears on clean energy costs
Board of Public Utilities president tells NJBIA conference a study is underway into exactly what the Energy Master Plan would cost and who's paying it.
If your boss requires the COVID shot, will you quit?
A poll from the New Jersey Business & Industry Association suggests there are plenty of employers contemplating the idea of requiring vaccination among workers.
Payment from NJ if you land a job? Businesses need workers badly
It's also being recommended that workers receive "retention payments" for staying with a job for a certain period of time.
Back to work in 2020? Only 17% say they're 'very comfortable'
As the number of positive COVID-19 cases continues to rise in the Garden State, plenty of workers and the people who employ them still don't know exactly when operations will continue fully at the office.
Still required in NJ: Work from home, if you can
But the head of NJ's biggest business association questions whether that's fair.
NJ's economy in danger — maybe for years to come
Troubling new reports show New Jersey is still moving in a dangerous direction when it comes to fiscal stability.
Women don't feel treated equally in the workplace, survey says
An annual statewide survey finds women are less likely than men to feel both genders are treated equally in the workplace.
More NJ companies are letting people bring their dogs to work
A growing number of New Jersey companies are allowing it