When Illinois lawmakers overrode Gov. Bruce Rauner's veto of a bill intended to place restrictions on short-term health insurance plans sold in Illinois they protected healthcare access for the state's entrepreneurs.
Small Business News
12/03/2018 |
Denver Patch
The Trump administration has created a lot of confusion through recent changes and misinformation about the Affordable Care Act (ACA), but our state's entrepreneurs and small business employees need to know they can still get quality health coverage through Connect for Health Colorado.
12/02/2018 |
Associated Press
"We've run this experiment before and we saw a lot of fraud and a lot of mismanagement," said David Chase, vice president of national outreach for Small Business Majority, a network of 58,000 small business owners and 1,000 business partners including chambers of commerce, economic
12/01/2018 |
San Francisco Chronicle
Zachary Davis, who with a partner owns a small ice cream plant, two ice cream shops and a cafe in Santa Cruz, started offering a health care plan to his staff before he legally had to. He wanted to offer a 401(k) plan, but the cost and “compliance challenges” were simply too high, he said.
11/29/2018 |
Capital Public Radio
Lorenzo Harris and his wife own a janitorial services business in North Highlands.
11/29/2018 |
Sacramento Bee
CalSavers allows employees at small businesses to save for their retirement. The new state-sponsored program was announced on Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018.
11/29/2018 |
Orange County Breeze
“Our 41 employees are like family, which is why we have wanted to provide them with some sort of retirement security program for a long time, but, as a small business, the administrative burden and costs have always been prohibitive for us,” said Lorenzo Harris, President and CEO of Janico Buildi
11/29/2018 |
The Sacramento Bee
“This program will help us compete in the marketplace,” said Harris, who has led Janico Building Services of North Highlands for the past 33 years.
11/28/2018 |
Bloomberg
If you knew what you were doing, would you sign a contract allowing a company to sue you and take your money whenever it wanted, with no proof, warning or legal recourse?
11/28/2018 |
La Opinion
Lorenzo Harris, presidente de Janico Building Services en North Highlands, dijo que los 41 empleados que tienen en su negocio, son como familia.
