NJDOL Stop-Work Orders Hit NJ Restaurant and Urgent Care Employers Over $240K Wage Violations May 8, 2026 by Eric Blair NJDOL issued stop-work orders to a Flemington restaurant and Jersey City urgent care employers over $240K in wage violations.
New Jersey Reports Gains in Graduation, Dual Enrollment and Career Readiness Measures May 7, 2026 by Eric Blair New Jersey schools improved graduation, dual enrollment and career readiness rates, though absenteeism remains elevated.
NJ Finalizes New Rules on Independent Contractor Classification May 6, 2026 by Eric Blair New Jersey finalized new regulations clarifying how employers must classify workers under the state’s independent contractor and ABC test standards.
NJ lost 10,300 jobs February as unemployment edged down to 5.1% April 16, 2026 by Chris Connors Jr. New Jersey payrolls fell by 10,300 in February as unemployment edged down to 5.1%