Small Businesses Ask For Consumer Patience As Supply Chain Issues Continue
Supply Chain Issues Are Continuing To Cause Problems For Small Businesses Across Tennessee, Forcing Many Of Them To Pass Along Price Increases To Customers.
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TN Workers’ Comp Rates Will Decline For 9th Consecutive Year In 2022
The Tennessee Department Of Commerce And Insurance (TDCI) Has Announced That Workers’ Compensation Insurance Premiums Are Likely To Decline For Most Tennessee Businesses In 2022 For The Ninth Consecutive Year.
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Tennessee Chamber Of Commerce Releases COVID-19 Survey for Businesses
The Tennessee Chamber Of Commerce Is Asking Businesses Across The State To Weigh In With Their Take On COVID-19 Restrictions With A Survey Asking Their Opinion On Everything From Mask Mandates To Vaccine Requirements For Both Employees And Customers.
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Small Business Owners Struggling To Find Workers
Small Business Owners Are Continuing To Have Problems Attracting New Workers In The Wake Of The Coronavirus Pandemic And Are Trying To Entice Them With New Incentives, A New Report From The U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Shows.
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The Tennessee Conservative News Break April 15, 2021
1) Biden’s Policies Cause Inflation
2) Gov. Lee to Consider Bill on LGBTQ Curriculum
3) Bill Banning ‘Dark Money’ In Elections Passes Tennessee Senate
4) Nashville Dem Representative Ready to Jump on Board with Amtrak Expansion
5) Report Details Franchise Corporation Practices That Hurt Small Business
6) Gas And Other Consumer Prices Spike In 2021 First Quarter
7) Chattanooga Public Library Patron Data Breach Detected
Report Details Franchise Corporation Practices That Hurt Small Business
A First-of-its-kind Report Released Tuesday By A U.S. Senator Details Alleged “Deceptive And Misleading” Practices By Franchise Corporations That Hurt Small Business Owners.
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Mayoral Candidate Kelly Mocks Death of Limbaugh; Supports Radical Agendas, Personal Gains At The Expense Of Chattanooga
With His Mocking Of The Death of Rush Limbaugh, His Support Of UnifiED & The Moving Of His Car Dealership From Chattanooga To East Ridge For Personal Gain, It Appears Mayoral Candidate Tim Kelly May Not Be Looking Out For The Best Interests Of Chattanooga & Its Citizens.
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To Work, PPP Loans Must Be Fully Non-Taxable
Tax Headaches Have Started Early For American Small Business Owners This Tax Season. States Can Help These Employers & Accelerate Economic Recovery By Clarifying That Business Expenses Paid From The Paycheck Protection Plan Loans Are Fully Tax-Deductible, In-Line With Federal Law.
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Tennessee Legislature Seeks To Prohibit Businesses From Requiring Masks, COVID Tests, Vaccinations
Representative Susan Lynn Has Filed A Bill In Tennessee House Of Representatives That, If Passed, Would Make It Unlawful For Businesses Of Public Accommodation To Create Policies Requiring Consumers To Wear Masks, Take COVID Tests, Or Vaccines, Or Any Other Type Of Medical Treatment.
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Free “Resiliency Checklist” Aims To Better Prepare Small Businesses, Organizations For Crises
The Enterprise Center has launched an online toolkit designed for Chattanooga’s small businesses, nonprofits and faith-based organizations. The aim of The Resiliency Checklist is to better prepare user’s businesses for pandemics, natural disasters and other crises.
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