Legislative Committee Meeting The CRA Legislative Committee gathered at J.Timothy’s Taverne for the first Legislative Committee...
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Take Action Now: Email Your Senator We need your help: The U.S. Senate is taking a key vote to address credit card swipe fee reform. On Tuesday,...
Read PostTrump Endorses Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA) President Trump has announced his support for the Credit Card Competition Act (CCCA), a bipartisan...
Read PostMinimum Wage: 2026 Update Beginning on January 1, 2026, Connecticut’s minimum wage will increase from the current rate of $16.35 per hour to...
Read PostWebinar: State-by-State Impacts of New Federal Tax Law๐๏ธ December 4, 2025๐ 1PM๐ Register Here Join the National Restaurant Association for a...
Read Post2025 Municipal Elections: Results Connecticut’s 2025 municipal elections on November 4 saw strong voter participation and a lot of Democratic...
Read PostUpcoming Legal Boot Camp Webinars Labor & Employment Law Essentials: Tip Credit, Wage Rules & More๐๏ธ Tuesday, November 4๐ 9:30AMIf...
Read PostLegal Boot Camp - in partnership with Pullman & Comley Introducing the Legal Boot Camp, a new webinar series, presented in partnership with...
Read PostGuidance Released Outlining No Tax on Tips Eligibility The Department of Treasury released proposed guidance outlining who will be eligible for the...
Read PostFrom Aaron Frazier, Vice President of Public Policy at the National Restaurant Association. What’s happening: The Department of Treasury...
Read PostOccupations That Quality for OBBB "No Tax on Tips" Provision The US Treasury Department has released the full list of occupations that qualify for...
Read PostBeginning on January 1, 2026, Connecticut’s minimum wage will increase from the current rate of $16.35 per hour to $16.94 per hour. On...
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