TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey notched another negative distinction this tax day. A new report from the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) analyzing states’ economic competitiveness found New Jersey stuck near the bottom of the list at 46th. _ Click Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey is one of a host of states with minimum wage rates going up in 2019. Consumers may soon feel the pinch as much as many of the workers serving them burgers, fries, tacos, fried chicken Read More
By Matt Rooney _ A Thursday deal between the governor and legislative Democrats means New Jersey’s minimum wage is set to hit $15 in just five years’ time, Save Jerseyans, a move which has the business community and even some Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — Corporate welfare is bad enough. When the companies aren’t even creating jobs with it? That’s even harder for taxpayers and watchdogs to stomach. A new report from the N.J. Comptroller Matt Boxer (his office conduced an audit Read More
By Will Coggin _ For many Americans, the end of the year is a great opportunity to donate to charities and use our finances to do a little good in the world. However, a recent report reveals only 19 percent of people Read More
EATONTOWN, NJ – Historic Fort Monmouth’s 2011 closure has left a lasting gap in Monmouth County’s jobs market. The base region’s representatives at the time — including Bob Menendez and U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone (D, NJ-06) — did precious little to Read More
TRENTON, NJ — Next summer? Jersey Jersey small business owners may need to pay teenagers $15 per hour to flip burgers, sweep floors, and hawk sunglasses on our state’s boardwalks. Thousands of workers in all 21 counties may find their hours Read More
By Dan Cirucci Posted with permission from The Dan Cirucci Blog — Employment was always the defining “bread and butter” issue for Democrats. And keeping people working and creating new jobs – good jobs – was the essential mission of the Read More
By David Frank _ Why does Phil Murphy hate small-business owners so much? The recent budget crisis may have averted a shutdown but the cost of the “solution” will be borne by thousands of people that rent and own vacation Read More
