The public can gain better health care at lower cost. Gov. Baker and other state leaders can....  Click to read New Jobs President Mike Hruby's article supporting more-flexible health care.

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Should cities and towns to impose their own sales taxes by local option? On Sunday, January 27th, the Globe published a Yes/No feature debating this additional sales tax.  New Jobs President Mike Hruby supported the No side. Click to see why!

With older workers becoming scarcer, some employers are boosting teen hiring!  Your teen needs work experience.  Here are 23 tips to coaching YOUR teen to find a great summer job. Read and start now!

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Summer work for teens is much harder to find than it used to be.  Here are 23 tips to coaching YOUR teen to find a summer job.  Read and start now!

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Skip the proposed $600 million tax on small business!  New Jobs pointed out in the Salem News that since beavers have an effective strategy to handle a state-budget shortfall....

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January 6, 2017

The Boston Herald featured New Jobs' article showing that raising the minimum wage to $15 would destroy more than 11,000 entry-level jobs in Massachusetts.

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From May through September, 2016, the National Labor Relations Board issued rulings that severely restrict self-employment and will coursen relations at work for everyone.  Here's what to expect.

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Early July, 2016

Laugh or grimace, everyone remembers their first summer job!  Five regional newspapers published New Jobs' column urging legislation to help teens get work experience.

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December 11, 2015

Use New Jobs' Act Now web site to engage your legislators and connect with other New Jobs supporters through social media. Make your voice heard!

December 15, 2015

Read this short summary of four-part legislation to make it possible once again for Massachusetts individuals to legally conduct project work under contract.

November 8-21, 2015

Four major New England newspapers publish New Jobs President Mike Hruby's solution for accommodating Massachusetts' one million self-employed in the fast-growing "gig economy."

June 14, 2015

One low-revenue state tax stands in the way of creating 12,600 new trucking jobs in Massachusetts. Wouldn't you rather have new jobs for drivers?

June 8, 2015

What parents of teenagers wish they'd known when their kids were 15. 

June 4, 2015

Here are the reasons why teen employment has been falling in Massachusetts since 2000.  

May 14, 2015

Here are 12 bullet points showing how a promising new medical service in oncology nursing is obstructed by Mass. employment law.

June 14, 2015

See at a glance the problems our state's destructive inventory tax causes, and the 56,400 new jobs that will come from eliminating it.

April 17, 2015

See at a glance the problems Massachusetts teens face when they look for work.

April 6, 2015

This morning the Boston Herald printed a short editorial on how teens pay the cost of our state's high and rising minimum wage.  This editorial amplifies the public debate just as New Jobs releases its report on creating 37,900 new teen jobs in the private sector!

November 25, 2014

Three weeks after the 2014 election, the Worcester Telegram printed our job-growth plan: six steps that the new governor should take to allow creation of 400,000 new jobs at negligible cost to....

September 25, 2014

In comparing the top two 2014 gubernatorial candidates, the Boston Globe mentioned New Jobs' analysis of the middle-class job growth that will come from eliminating the state's inventory tax, while it....

September, 2014

Before the September 2014 state primary, candidate Charlie Baker sent a postcard to voters statewide pledging to eliminate the inventory tax.

Eliminating the inventory tax will help create 56,400 new Massachusetts jobs in manufacturing, distribution and retailing.

July 26, 2014

Massachusetts' most prominent plaintiff's attorney sued Uber under the current independent contractor law.  The Boston Herald printed New Jobs' article showing how our state's uniquely harsh IC law permits this kind of abuse of job-creating firms.

February 11, 2014

New Jobs' President Mike Hruby sent a Tweet, which was widely favorited on Twitter, noting the connection between falling tech start-ups and the enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley law.

February 5, 2014

Fabio Rosati, CEO of the largest firm in the booming eLabor market for online contracting, talked to the Wall Street Journal about the skyrocketing growth of this new work-referral capability.

January 31, 2014

The Worcester Telegram printed New Jobs' article on how online contracting by Massachusetts freelancers is growing 50% per year.  Our state's freelancers can charge more per hour than any....

December 8, 2013

The Lowell Sun printed New Jobs' article making the case for a lower minimum wage for teens, arguing the the experience teens gain while working raises their lifetime earnings and networks them into the community of work.