Lunch Break: Calling All Elves - Lunch Break Holiday Gift Card Program
Calling All Elves: Lunch Break Holiday Gift Card Program RED BANK, NJ — Lunch Break, 121 Drs. James Parker Blvd., is launching its annual Holiday Program for financially-insecure families. Instead of the annual toy drive and in following COVID-19 social-distancing protocols, the organization will be accepting monetary donations online or gift cards mailed or delivered to headquarters by Tuesday, December 8th, 2020.Please help make the holidays special for our children. To donate
Coronavirus & Economic Recovery Update: 10/21/2020
October 21, 2020Today's News for New Jersey Business:N.J. needs a true economic plan now. Garden State ranks last in the nation when it comes to business friendly tax policy. Gov. Murphy goes into quarantine. Murphy eyes tighter restrictions on public gatherings.N.J. Chamber President Tom Bracken’s Op-Ed: ‘N.J. Needs a True Economic Plan and a Growth Strategy Now’ – "State grants are saddled with inherent problems. The dollars are too low, they provide only temporary relief to the businesses receiving them
NJ Chamber of Commerce Virtual Event: Discussion with NJ BPU President Joe Fiordaliso
NJ ChamberEVENT#NJChamberNow Friday, October 30 | 9:00 a.m. Join the NJ Chamber and NJBIA for a discussion with NJ Board of Public Utilities (BPU) President Joe Fiordaliso about goals and priorities of the BPU. A Q&A session will follow the main presentation. Registration: $25REGISTER NOW EVENT SPONSORS Coming Next Friday, November 6 Join the NJ Chamber and NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Catherine McCabe for a discussion about goals and priorities of the DEP. There will be a
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.20.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 20, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:Small parties and family gatherings are driving up COVID-19 cases, state health officials say. Spike in cases pushes back the prospect of increasing capacity for indoor dining. The state offers an extension to restaurants and bars serving alcohol outside. COVID-19 Cases are Increasing Throughout New Jersey – State health officials yesterday reported 1,192 more positive coronavirus tests and four
NJBIA Business Helping Business Open Safely
View our online version here.BACK IN BUSINESSbut not "Business-as-Usual" Do you have everything you need to get back to business and operating efficiently in these new times? To get to the "new normal," every business will need to find new ways to save money, time and resources. Whatever you need PPE, portable health screening stations, temperature screening apps, financing, legal advice, or more, NJBIA’s Back-to-Work Marketplace can help you make the connections your business needs. Visit these
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.16.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 16, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:Gov. Murphy hints that N.J. may soon increase indoor dining capacity. Gov. Murphy extends Corporation Business Tax deadline one month. N.J. tax collections lag amid hints of an improving economy. Gov. Murphy Hints that N.J. May Soon Increase Indoor Dining Capacity - Even as N.J. faces a surge in COVID cases, Murphy hinted the state is close to increasing limits on indoor dining. “I know I’ve said that
NJ Chamber of Commerce Special Webinar: NJEDA Discusses Important CARES Act Update
NJ ChamberEVENT#NJChamberNow TODAY | 2 - 3 p.m. SPECIAL WEBINAR New CARES Act Funding Available to NJ Restaurants and Micro/Small Business Join us for a special conversation with New Jersey Economic Development Authority CEO Tim Sullivan who will be discussing: Phase 3 of the Small Business Emergency Grant Program which provides support for restaurants, micro businesses, and other small businesses Phase 2 of the NJ Small and Micro Business PPE Access Program which uses an innovative public-private
NJBIA Special Events: Today!! CARES Act Conversation with NJEDA Tim Sullivan
View our online version here. TODAY!Oct 19NJEDA CEO Tim Sullivan Talks About New Programs Providing Funding to NJ Restaurants and Micro/Small BusinessesOct 21Office365: Your Partner in Processes and ProductivityOct 22How to Create Culture and Connections that Last with Your Remote Team Oct 29Understanding Basic Financial Statements for ProfitabilityOct 30Virtual Town Hall: BPU President Joseph L. FiordalisoOct 30HR Handbook Seminar Series: Work Rule Policies NJBIA Healthy Business Certification Courses Oct
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.19.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 19, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:Gov. Murphy is replacing leaders of N.J. veterans homes where COVID-19 killed nearly 200 residents. The cost of protective equipment and class-size restrictions threaten child care businesses in N.J. Learn about new business grants and acquiring protective equipment in a webinar today. Gov. Murphy is Replacing Leaders of Two New Jersey Veterans Homes Where COVID-19 Killed Nearly 200 Residents – Gov.
Middletown Mayor Tony Perry Announces Middletown Economic Relief Program
Media AlertPress Conference: Middletown Mayor Tony Perry Announces Middletown Economic Relief Program to Help Small Businesses and Families Recover from COVID-19 Thursday, October 15th, 11am at Fountain Ridge Plaza in Courtyard Outside Nana’s Kitchen (1686 Route 35, Middletown) WHO Mayor Tony Perry and the Middletown Township Committee, Congressman Chris Smith, Freeholder Director Tom Arnone, Middletown Economic Development Committee Chairman Abe Littenberg and local small business
Coronavirus & Economic Update: 10/15/2020
October 15, 2020Today's News for New Jersey Business:A state-based health insurance marketplace is launched. New Jersey manufacturer is staffing up to produce 60 million N95 masks per year. N.J. food banks are bracing for a COVID-19 winter. A State-Based Health Insurance Marketplace is Launched – New Jersey's new health insurance marketplace, Get Covered New Jersey, is now open to residents to compare prices on health plans and to see if they qualify for state subsidies when open enrollment begins Nov.
NJEDA Announces $70 Million Phase 3 COVID-19 Grant Program: 10/14/2020
NJEDA Announces $70 Million Phase 3 COVID-19 Grant ProgramPhase 3 expands eligibility and increases size of grants with focus on restaurants and micro-businesses TRENTON, N.J. (October 14, 2020) – The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) today announced Phase 3 of the Authority’s Small Business Emergency Assistance Grant Program. Phase 3, which will be funded with $70 million in Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act funding, significantly expands eligibility for the Grant
NJBIA Women's Business Leaders Forum Follow Up
View our online version here 2020 Women Business Leaders Forum Evaluation Survey Dear Jennifer: Thank you for joining us for our 2020 Women Business Leaders Forum, Virtual Edition. By all accounts the event was a huge success from our dynamic speakers and panels to your energetic participation. In order to build on the tremendous momentum of the event and help us plan for future events, we need your feedback. Please take a moment to answer our brief survey. BEGIN SURVEY Your input is critical to
NJ Chamber of Commerce Virtual Event: A Discussion with NJ BPU President Joe Fiordaliso
NJ ChamberEVENT#NJChamberNow Friday, October 30 | 9:00 a.m. Join the NJ Chamber and NJBIA for a discussion with NJ Board of Public Utilities (BPU) President Joe Fiordaliso about goals and priorities of the BPU. A Q&A session will follow the main presentation. We are compiling a list of questions for the event. If you would like to submit a question for the BPU President, please send it to Laura Gunn. Registration: $25REGISTER NOW EVENT SPONSOR New Jersey Chamber of Commerce | 609-989-7888
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.13.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 13, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:An easier way to apply for forgiveness on PPP loans. N.J. releases a list of businesses that received state pandemic aid. Indoor sports can resume in N.J. An Easier Way to Apply for Forgiveness on PPP Loans – Applying for forgiveness of Paycheck Protection Program loans continues to befuddle small business owners in New Jersey and their lenders. On Friday, the U.S. Small Business Administration released
NJBIA One Way to Lower Health Benefits Costs
View our online version here. Relax, we've got you covered! NJBIA HEALTH BENEFIT SOLUTIONS:A wide choice of flexible plans that can save you moneyOptions for all of your benefits needs with access to providers like Horizon BCBS, Delta Dental, Unicare Life & Insurance Company, Prime Therapeutics, and more!24/7 nurse hotlineAccess to telemedicine with board certified doctors via phone, chat and videoA solution that pays dividendsTax savings* Get a quick quote today! See why now, more than
NJ Chamber of Commerce: Tomorrow October 13 Discussion with NJ Banking & Insurance Commissioner
NJ ChamberEVENT#NJChamberNow TOMORROW A Discussion withNJ Dept. of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Marlene Caride Tuesday, October 13 at 9:00 a.m. Join the New Jersey State Chamber and NJBIA for a discussion with New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Marlene Caride on the department’s response to the pandemic, a status update on the state-based health exchange, and other issues facing New Jersey businesses. A Q&A session will follow the main presentation. We are compiling a list
NJBA Upcoming Virtual Events 10.12.2020
View our online version here. Oct 13Virtual Town Hall: Department of Banking & Insurance Commissioner Marlene CarideOct 13Lessons in Leadership: A Conversation with Steve Adubato and Michele SiekerkaOct 14Is Your Retirement Safe from the Tax Man?Oct 15Immigration in New Jersey: New Ideas and Fresh Perspectives and a Celebration of Immigration EntrepreneurshipOct 15How to Manage from a Distance and BUILD YOUR TEAM!Oct 16Decision 2020: What Legalized Cannabis Means for Business NJBIA Healthy Business
NJ Chamber of Commerce: Hear from our Women Leaders in Innovation Awardees
NJ Chamber Partner EventEVENT Hear the Inspiring Stories of our 2020 Women Leaders In Innovation ... and how each turned an entrepreneurial vision into a thriving business in New Jersey. Join Carley Graham Garcia, executive director of the Feliciano Center for entrepreneurship and Innovation in conversation with Barbara Heisler, Jessica Gonzalez, and Yla Eason. This discussion is part of the Feliciano Center’s Weekly Women Entrepreneurship Initiative and was featured at the Propelify Innovation
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.7.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 7, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:Newark teacher evaluations go virtual. Fact-checking President Trump's charges about voter fraud and mail-in ballots. Preventing a 'twindemic.' Newark Teacher Evaluations Go Virtual – Newark principals will peer into classrooms through computer screens to evaluate teachers' online lessons and assignments. The online observations, which are new this school year, carry significant weight. Observations are
Nj Chamber of Commerce Covid 19 - Monkey Wrench or Catalyst?
NJ Chamber Partner EventEVENT COVID-19: Monkey Wrench or Catalyst? Watch New Jersey business leaders discuss the COVID-19 impact on New Jersey and the state’s response to it in this unique panel from Propelify 2020 Panelists: Tom Bracken, President and CEO, New Jersey Chamber of Commerce Michele Siekerka, President and CEO, New Jersey Business & Industry Association Tim Sullivan, CEO, New Jersey Economic Development Authority Phil Goldfeder, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs, Cross River Bank Jose
NJ Chamber of Commerce: A Discussion with NJ Banking & Insurance Commission
NJ ChamberEVENT#NJChamberNow A Discussion withNJ Dept. of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Marlene Caride Tuesday, October 13 at 9:00 a.m. Join the New Jersey State Chamber and NJBIA for a discussion with New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Marlene Caride on the department’s response to the pandemic, a status update on the state-based health exchange, and other issues facing New Jersey businesses. A Q&A session will follow the main presentation. We are compiling a list of
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.8.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 8, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:Motor Vehicle Commissioner: 'People don't need to wait in line for hours.' A new budget and a new path for Rutgers University. A complete shift: How inpatient care for COVID-19 has evolved. Long Lines at the MVC are Nothing New, But... – People don’t need to queue for hours, said Sue Fulton, chief administrator of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Instead, they can receive a ticket and return to
NJ Chamber of Commerce: Will Election Day 2020 Change Everything? Find out Oct. 23
NJ ChamberVIRTUAL EVENT#NJChamberNow Trump or Biden? Republican or Democrat? Reopen the Economy Faster or Slower? More or Less COVID-19 Help from Washington? Will Election Day 2020 change everything or change nothing? Want Answers? Then Hold-The-Date for the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce’s Election 2020 Panel featuring veteran New Jersey reporters discussing Election Day (Nov. 3) and what the results will mean for New Jersey. MODERATOR Michael Aron, Chief Political Correspondent, NJ Spotlight
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.0.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 9, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:As COVID-19 numbers rise, officials prepare for a second wave. Gov. Murphy said there is no evidence that indoor dining is to blame. Officials are mulling an increase in the indoor dining capacity limit. As COVID-19 Case Numbers Rise, Officials Prepare for a Second Wave – N.J. yesterday reported 1,301 new confirmed cases, the highest daily case count since May 29. Ocean County accounted for 285 cases
NJBIA Get the Certification You Need to Reopen Safely
View our online version here.WHY DO YOU NEED TO BE CERTIFIED?A new law requires NJ employers to pay Worker's Compensation to employees that have contracted COVID-19Protect yourself and employees with the peace of mind knowing your workplace is safe!Give your business the tools it needs to reopen safely with standards and regulations set by OSHA, the CDC, and WHONow more than ever it is vital to your business and employees to be certified. This online course will prepare your business
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.5.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 5, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:Regal Cinemas is another victim of the pandemic. N.J. is planning for widespread inoculations when a coronavirus vaccine arrives. The White House supplied state health officials with a list of people at last week's N.J. fundraiser with President Trump. Regal Cinemas is Another Victim of the Pandemic – Regal Cinemas will close all 543 of its U.S. movie theaters indefinitely, including 11 in New Jersey,
NJ Chamber of Commerce: Webinar Blue Print for Financial Success
A New Series of Member-to-Member Webinars Welcome to Webinar Wednesdays Wednesday mornings at 9 a.m. one of our member companies will host a webinar on an important topic related to re-opening or operating in the post-pandemic marketplace. TOMORROW Blueprint for Financial Success Oct. 7, 2020 at 9:00 a.m. Presented by: Join Jerry St-Cyr, Wealth Advisor with the New York Life Insurance Company for a discussion on how to take action and make informed choices concerning your financial future. Topics
Coronavirus & Economic Recovery Update 10/6/2020
October 6, 2020Today's News for New Jersey Business:Gov. Murphy indicates he would consider placing restriction on specific hotspots in N.J. Health officials are tracking possible COVID-19 exposure at Trump's N.J. fundraiser. Parents push back on remote learning.Gov. Murphy Indicates He Would Consider Placing Restrictions on Specific Hotspots in N.J. – After New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he would mandate the closures of schools and non-essential businesses in 20 of the city’s neighborhoods with
NJBIA Upcoming Virtual Events 10.2.2020
View our online version here. Oct 7Tipped Worker Regulations in NJ: What Employers Need to KnowOct 8Cash is King and Queen: How to Get it Faster, Track it and Keep itOct 13Virtual Town Hall: Department of Banking & Insurance Commissioner Marlene CarideOct 14Is Your Retirement Safe from the Tax Man?Oct 15The Impact of COVID-19 on Immigration and Workforce Development along with a Celebration of Immigration EntrepreneurshipOct 15How to Manage from a Distance and BUILD YOUR TEAM!Oct 16Decision 2020:
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.2.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 2, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:President Trump, who tested positive for coronavirus, was in New Jersey for a fundraiser yesterday. Updated count: 101 people have died from COVID-19 at a veterans home in Edison. The state rolled out a mobile app that alerts users if they have been exposed to the virus. An intelligence briefing for N.J. Chamber of Commerce members on how coronavirus is impacting your business, the economy and health in
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 10.1.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate October 1, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:COVID-19 cases are rising in Lakewood. The American Dream mall is reopening tomorrow. Grants are available for landlords with tenants who can't pay rent. An intelligence briefing for N.J. Chamber of Commerce members on how coronavirus is impacting your business, the economy and health in New Jersey. COVID-19 Cases are Rising in Lakewood – Coronavirus cases have been spiking recently in Lakewood, Ocean
Coronavirus & Economic Recovery Update: 9/30/2020
September 30, 2020Today's News for New Jersey Business:What the new state budget means for taxes and the state's long-term fiscal problems. How to make sure your mail-in ballot is counted. Innovative furniture that can make your workplace safer. An intelligence briefing for N.J. Chamber of Commerce members on how coronavirus is impacting your business, the economy and health in New Jersey. Borrowing, Tax Hikes and Looming Problems – What New Jersey's new $32.7 billion state budget means for taxes,
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 9.29.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate September 29, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:Gov. Murphy says rapid COVID tests for N.J. "could be a game changer." State sends a 'hot spot team' to Ocean County as COVID-19 cases there spike. Act now — the deadline to respond to the Census is tomorrow. An intelligence briefing for N.J. Chamber of Commerce members on how coronavirus is impacting your business, the economy and health in New Jersey. Gov. Murphy says Rapid COVID Tests for N.J.
NJBIA Important Upcoming NJBIA Events
View our online version here. Sept 29Virtual Town Hall: Health Commissioner Judith M. PersichilliSept 30Social Security and COVID-19: New Strategies to Maximize BenefitsOct 1Being a Successful LEADER in a COVID WorldOct 7Tipped Worker Regulations in NJ: What Employers Need to KnowOct 8Cash is King and Queen: How to Get it Faster, Track it and Keep it NJBIA Healthy Business Certification Courses Sept 29andOct 6Offered exclusively by NJBIA, this online course provides employers with the vital tools
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Red Bank RiverCenter Broadwalk Closure to Continue Through November
Changes effective Monday, Sept. 28 As you most likely have heard, at its meeting this week, the Red Bank Borough Council voted to extend the Broadwalk closure from 4 to 7 days a week through Nov. 30 (the expiration date of ABC extension). Just as this change has implications for your operation and logistics, the expansion requires adjustments on behalf of the Borough’s operations, too. Earlier today, RiverCenter participated in a meeting with Borough administrative staff to
NJ Chamber of Commerce Coronavirus & Economic Update 9.28.2020
NJ ChamberCoronavirus & Economic RecoveryUpdate September 28, 2020 Today's News for New Jersey Business:New Jersey to use a mobile app to try to contain COVID-19. Landlords and tenants: There are no winners in the state's pandemic-driven housing crisis. A state budget like no other. An intelligence briefing for N.J. Chamber of Commerce members on how coronavirus is impacting your business, the economy and health in New Jersey. New Jersey to Use a Mobile App to Try to Contain COVID-19 – The mobile app
News Release: 5/1/2020
***MAY IS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH***Join us May 1, 2020 at 1pm ET Fearless Friday #Webinar by registering at this link ow.ly/KBjF50zrbqN to understand mental health challenges your workforce may be facing and how your brand might be affected. Registration is free.You will hear from Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Carol J. Feldman and Mental Health Ambassador, Craig Kramer of Janssen Neuroscience (a Johnson & Johnson Company) whom will share insights on this workforce challenge in the age of #COVID19.
EMACC Update: 4/7/2020
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