‘Crisis:’ Small Businesses Struggle With Inflation, Labor Market
Small Business Week Came And Went Last Week, And Small Businesses Took The Opportunity To Raise A Range Of Concerns About The Economy And Their Future.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
What Can Be Done About Illegal Immigration In TN: Griffey Op-Ed
I Believe The Vast Majority (If Not Every Tennesseans Minus The Crazies) Expects And Demands That Our Laws Are Obeyed By Everyone Equally. That Includes Our Immigration Laws And The Legal Process To Be Able To Come To The US And Work Here.
Ignoring The Law Or Letting Some People Get Away With Breaking The Law Undermines The Very Fundamental Fabric That This Country Was Founded Upon – Equal Justice For All. If We Don’t Follow And Apply The Law Equally To Everyone, It Will Have Disastrous Consequences.
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IRS Would Track All Bank Transactions Over $600 Under Biden Plan; Businesses Revolt
A Major Component Of President Joe Biden’s Plan To Raise Revenue To Pay For His Trillions Of Dollars In New Federal Spending Is Now Under Fire From Trade Associations Across The Country.
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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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Federal Unemployment Benefits Spur Hiring Crisis
Republicans Have Argued For Months That Federal Unemployment Benefits Are Keeping Americans From Going Back To Work, And A New Survey Seems To Support That Claim.
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Healthcare Interests, Restaurants Among COVID Relief Bill Winners
While Many Interest Groups Felt They Missed Out On Crucial Aid In Biden’s Relief Package, A Handful Of Industries Scored Huge Wins, Including Healthcare Industry Giants.
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Biden Gears Up To Push Behemoth Infrastructure Plan
As President Joe Biden’s $1.9 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill Heads To His Desk This Week, His Administration Is Preparing To Introduce A Massive Infrastructure Relief Bill Sometime This Month.
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Corporate Interests Call On Congress To Pass The Dream Immigrant Act
A Broad Coalition Of Corporations And Business Groups Are Pushing Congressional Leaders To Pass Legislation To Create A Path To Citizenship For Undocumented Immigrants Who Arrived In The U.S. As Children.
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Progressives Continue Push For $15 Minimum Wage
Progressive Lawmakers And Left-wing Groups That Championed An Effort To Raise The Federal Minimum Wage To $15 Through Budget Reconciliation Aren’t Accepting Defeat.
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Lobbying Spending Nears Record High In 2020 Amid Pandemic
Lobbying Spending Nearly Reached $3.5 Billion in 2020, Just Falling Short Of 2019’s Record Total.
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