A scientific opinion poll released today shows that an overwhelming majority of South Carolina small companies support a national paid family and medical leave program funded by a combination of employee and employer contributions.
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Ninety percent of South Carolina small employers favor a national program funded by both employee and employer contributions
Eighty-two percent of North Carolina small employers favor a national program funded by both employee and employer contributions
A scientific opinion poll released today shows that an overwhelming majority of North Carolina small companies support a national paid family and medical leave program funded by a combination of employee and employer contributions.
New Poll Finds Pennsylvania Small Businesses Strongly Support Paid Family and Medical Leave Policies
Seventy-eight percent of Pennsylvania small employers favor a national program funded by both employee and employer contributions
A scientific opinion poll released today shows that an overwhelming majority of Pennsylvania small companies support a national paid family and medical leave program funded by a combination of employee and employer contributions.
Seventy-nine percent of Michigan small employers favor a national program funded by both employee and employer contributions
A scientific opinion poll released today shows that an overwhelming majority of Michigan small companies support a national paid family and medical leave program funded by a combination of employee and employer contributions.
Nearly 80% of small employers favor a national program funded by both employee and employer contributions; small business support for these programs has grown in recent years
Washington, D.C.— A scientific opinion poll released today shows that an overwhelming majority of small companies support a national paid family and medical leave program funded by a combination of employee and employer contributions.
Small Business Majority (SBM) announced today that Tarsha Hearns is joining SBM as Vice President, Entrepreneurship.
Survey shows that women and minority entrepreneurs are receiving critical benefits that saved their businesses from shutting down in some cases
Washington, D.C.— An opinion poll released today revealed that nearly 30% of women- and BIPOC-owned small businesses have benefited from some form of government-administered, demographically targeted assistance program.
Statement from Rachel Shanklin, Georgia Director and National Women’s Entrepreneurship Director for Small Business Majority, on a Fulton County court’s declaration that Georgia’s highly restrictive abortion ban is unenforceable
“Having recently experienced blow after blow to their reproductive autonomy, women small business owners in Georgia are grateful that Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney so forcefully rejected Georgia’s six-week abortion ban.
Statement from John Arensmeyer, Founder & CEO of Small Business Majority, on why a Kentucky district judge’s decision to partially block the U.S. Department of Transportation from allocating money to women- and minority-owned businesses has the potential to devastate disadvantaged entrepreneurs
“The recent decision out of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky to partially block the U.S. Department of Transportation from investing in women- and minority-owned businesses is a potentially devastating blow to our nation’s smallest firms, many of which are already struggling to grow their businesses.