NJICLE will host a webinar on May 27 covering upcoming changes to the New Jersey Family Leave Act. The session aims to guide employers through new requirements taking effect in July.
Over 600 layoffs have been reported across New Jersey during early May due to multiple facility closures. Companies affected include Accupac, Danone North America PBD, DoubleTree by Hilton, Spirit Airlines,…
The Bloustein School promoted Juan Ayala and Jim Samuel to Professor of Professional Practice this month after approval from university leadership. Both bring expertise in applied planning education or artificial…
Freelancers and employer groups have voiced strong opposition before lawmakers against new labor regulations set by New Jersey’s Department of Labor & Workforce Development. Critics argue these rules threaten flexible…
Colorado lawmakers are close to passing new legislation that will change existing state regulations on artificial intelligence. Experts say bias is inevitable but call for transparency and continued oversight of…
The New Jersey Business and Industry Association urged lawmakers on May 11 to reject or revise a new rule affecting independent contractors. The group says current regulations could harm freelancers…
Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has launched a new campaign aimed at raising public awareness about Extreme Risk Protective Orders (ERPO) in New Jersey. The initiative seeks to educate residents on…
An updated guide aims to help New Jersey homeowners better understand their property taxes amid rising concerns statewide. The revision adds details about relief programs and clarifies assessment processes.
Governor Mikie Sherrill has nominated Paul Thomas Urbish as Director for New Jersey’s Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control ahead of major international events this summer. If confirmed by lawmakers, Urbish…
Registration is still open for this week’s New Jersey State Bar Association Annual Meeting and Convention in Atlantic City. The event offers educational sessions, networking opportunities, special lunches, and a…
Sue Altman’s campaign against New Jersey’s ‘county line’ ballot system has led to more competitive primary races. Julia Sass Rubin from Rutgers’ Bloustein School discusses why these changes matter for…
A new blog post reviews academic literature on artificial intelligence adoption among small businesses in New Jersey. Researchers identify both opportunities—like increased efficiency—and persistent barriers such as funding limitations. The…
Michele Siekerka of NJBIA discussed concerns over new federal efforts to set a $25 per hour minimum wage. She highlighted potential impacts on entry-level jobs, business affordability, wage compression across…
The New Jersey Department of Health reports it is monitoring two residents for possible hantavirus exposure after contact linked to an international traveler from a cruise ship outbreak. Officials say…
The New Jersey State Bar Association has announced new regulations concerning worker classification under the ABC test. These changes may impact both employees and employers statewide. More details will be…
A recent survey by Rutgers University’s Bloustein School reveals significant safety concerns among sexual and gender minorities using New Jersey’s public transit system. Most incidents go unreported due to lack…
The New Jersey Department of Health reports it is monitoring two residents after possible exposure to hantavirus connected to a recent cruise outbreak. Officials say there are no current cases…
The New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education will host a program on recognizing bias in law practices. The event features Sean Carter and offers strategies for fostering fairness among…
A coalition led by major business groups warns new legislation could end popular loyalty programs in New Jersey stores. Leaders say current proposals meant to curb ‘surveillance pricing’ risk eliminating…
The New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education will host a seminar on ethically closing law practices. The event targets attorneys planning major career transitions. Registration is encouraged for those…
A federal court has ruled President Trump’s recent tariffs illegal following a challenge led by Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and other states. The decision prevents increased costs for New Jersey…
Tickets are now available for special events at the upcoming NJSBA Annual Meeting and Convention. The event brings together attorneys, judges, and professionals from across New Jersey. Lunch celebrations and…
The Northeast Supply Enhancement (NESE) pipeline has received its final regulatory approval from New Jersey’s Tidelands Resource Council. Supporters say it will bring economic benefits while opponents continue court challenges.…
Business groups and freelance advocates have voiced opposition after New Jersey adopted stricter rules governing independent contractor status. Critics argue these changes could limit flexible work options for many residents…
New Jersey has launched its first Financial Aid Outcomes Dashboard tracking educational attainment and job placement among college students receiving state grants. The new tool combines statewide agency data to…
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