Research shows a tight labor market, making it difficult for small businesses to find qualified workers. NFIB experts Beth Milito, Vice President and Executive Director of the Small Business Legal Center, and Holly Wade, Vice President of the Research Center, discuss hiring and retaining qualified workers through a tight labor market. Get strategies to compete for talent and research-backed insights into the current job market.

• Watch NFIB’s webinar on-demand: Hiring and Retention Tips in a Tight Labor Market.
• The August Small Business Economic Trends report features data focused on small business optimism, labor trends, and the top issues affecting small businesses.

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Texas voters can provide immediate, meaningful tax relief by voting ‘YES’ on Prop 9 in the November election. NFIB member and small business owner Tim Green, Region State Director Dawn McVea, and Texas State Director Jeff Burdett, discuss Prop 9, a Texas ballot issue, and the importance of its passage. Tim explains how the inventory tax affects his small business and employees. Dawn and Jeff provide details about what Prop 9 means for the growth and development of Texas small businesses and how to make the voice of small business heard in support of this critical legislation.

• Find resources and voting information at NFIB’s Voting Hub.
• Support Texas small business and vote YES on Prop 9.
• Learn more about how Prop 9 benefits small business growth.

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Pol. Adv. paid for by the National Federation of Independent Business

Small business owner and NFIB member Kenny Crenshaw with Vice President and Executive Director of the NFIB Small Business Legal Center Beth Milito discuss recent legal cases and how small business owners can drive change for better laws and regulations. Beth provides an update on court cases in the next U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) term that may impact small businesses going forward.

• NFIB’s SCOTUS recap analyzes wins from key cases in the 2024-2025 term.
• Legal resources and guides are available to support small business owners.

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