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1. Christie signs bipartisan legislation providing tax credits for businesses
(Money/Economy)

... tax credits, the law requires a business to make capital investments of at least $20,000,000 at a qualified business facility at which it will employ at least 100 full-time employees in retained full-time ...

2. Top 10 worst sexuality stories of 2011
(Health/Healthquest)

... administration is “wavering” on the requirement and may exempt Catholic and other religious employees of hospitals, universities, and other entities that are associated with their organizations, but serve ...

3. Christie calls on Democratic legislators to reduce public employee sick pay and vacation benefits
(N.J./State)

... Jerseyans. After their leaders cooperated with Christie in pushing through changes that make public employees pay more for their health and pension benefits, Democratic legislators are reluctant to take ...

4. Growing your business takes new month's resolutions
(Money/Economy)

... new employees? You have to invest in new employees before they prove profitable. In order to increase staff, you have to be able to pay them even before the generate revenue. The news has been brighter ...

5. The new year brings challenges for people with disabilities
(Opinion/Commentary)

... who work, either as employees or entrepreneurs, ODEP provides policy analysis, technical assistance, development of innovative practices and strategies, and education and outreach to employers, employees, ...

6. N.J. entrepreneur joins Oprah and Richard Branson on CNBC Top 10 List
(Money/Economy)

... and nationally and has more than $5 million in annual revenue, 25 employees and offices in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland. Since starting PCS, Mongeluzo, 31, has formed several other ...

7. N.J. man Shawn Southerland to defend himself in girlfriend Christie Neely's murder trial
(N.J./State)

... reports a store employee identified Southerland as the man who bought the suitcase on April 4, 2007, three days before her body was found. According to the Journal report on NJ.com, Hudson County Assistant ...

8. New York Times spam mess follows open letter to 'Pinch' Sulzberger
(U.S./Nation)

... the news that’s fit to print” nearly got 50 percent cheaper for over 8 million subscribers. On Wednesday, a New York Times employee erroneously sent an e-mail to more than 8 million people on a marketing ...

9. same as affordable housing....
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

... for affordable housing too, I guess they use the spouse, or kid who is unemployed to do it...they are used to stealing from the poorer folks - just they 'pay' employees a reasonable wage to try to live ...

10. N.J. survey shows local governments turned to shared services, surplus funds to hold 2 percent property tax cap
(N.J./State)

Also made public employees pay more for health care The governments of New Jersey cities and towns turned to sharing public services and using surplus funds to comply with a new state mandate that property ...

11. State commission reveals 12 new congressional districts in the shape of N.J.
(Life/Style)

... of 2012 baseball season Truck driver wakes up with map of N.J. on his foot Hoboken man and family looking for parking spot since April Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno required to yell at public employees in ...

12. N.J. Assemblyman Gary Schaer’s foreclosure bill is finally signed into law
(Opinion/Commentary)

... toward disabled employees may be preventing success in the workplace Assemblyman Gary Schaer’s Homeowner Protection Bill Still Awaits Gov. Christie’s Signature 'Mixed leadership' raises questions in ...

13. N.J. Sen. Barbara Buono is not afraid to speak out on sensitive issues
(Opinion/Commentary)

... and the will of the people, she voted against the Pension and Benefits Reform Package because it meant depriving public employees of the right to bargain collectively. A committed Democrat, she is not ...

14. Should N.J.'s seasonal beach employees collect unemployment?
(N.J./State)

... checkers and other public works employees at the Jersey Shore work from May until September and then collect unemployment until the following season. “There’s no way they make it if they didn’t get unemployment,” ...

15. BREAKING NEWS: Deadly airplane crash on I-287 in N.J. is a family tragedy
(N.J./State)

... over the tragic and untimely death of two of its esteemed colleagues and members of Jeff’s family. Jeff was one of the first employees of Greenhill. He and Rakesh were extraordinary professionals who were ...

16. Medicaid cuts to N.J. nursing homes could mean staff layoffs
(Health/Healthquest)

... levels and employee benefits for the new fiscal year. Christian Health Care Center in Wyckoff, which has 68 beds for sicker patients, saw its Medicaid-patient reimbursement rate drop from $198 to $187 ...

17. N.J.’s anti-bullying law gets slow start as school violence grows
(N.J./State)

... school employees, students or volunteers to report any incidents of bullying, intimidation and harassment to appropriate school officials and it grants immunity from any cause of action for damages arising ...

18. N.J. bill that seeks to improve lives of developmentally disabled passes legislature
(Opinion/Commentary)

... news reporting Diminishing quality of life among New Jerseyans with disabilities to be discussed at summit Prejudices toward disabled employees may be preventing success in the workplace Assemblyman ...

19. Barry Bonds and Ryan Braun stories cap off bad week for sports journalists
(Sports/Professional)

... in Cincinnati and how Hamilton County is struggling to pay down the debt at the Cincinnati Reds ballpark. Those are worthy issues that somehow never get "face time" at Stark's employees "franchise" show, ...

20. N.J. State Police overtime pay removed from public info search
(N.J./State)

... to use for open public records requests for state employees salary numbers. The website, called Christie’s "Transparency Center," will no longer post policemen’s salaries. Supporters of open government ...