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The 2023 legislative session produced more increased costs and regulations on business than in the last decade. The Minnesota Chamber team is producing a series of webinars with agencies, policy and legal experts to help businesses make sense of changes they will have to make to their practices to comply with these new laws. Topics include paid leave, earned sick and safe time, legalizing cannabis, bans on noncompetes and specific chemicals in household products, as well as tighter rules and restrictions around air and water permits.
Timeline of New Law Implementation
The Minnesota legislature passed many bills this legislative session.
View the timeline of when those bills will become a reality for your business.
2023 Legislative Voting Record
See how legislators voted on top business issues.
Overview of Labor Law Changes
After a busy session that caused a host of new regulations, the Chamber is hosting Department of Labor and Industry Commissioner, Nicole Blissenbach. This webinar delves into the intricacies of the recent transformations in labor laws, discussing multiple new policies that are of vital importance to employers. Offering invaluable knowledge to help stay compliant, the Minnesota Chamber equips businesses with necessary information to adapt and thrive in a changing labor landscape.
Paid Leave and New Resources
The new commissioner of the Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) and his staff cover a variety of topics in this webinar – from new resource opportunities for business and workforce grants and the expected timeline of their availability to key information about the state’s new Paid Family and Medical Leave program – all within the oversight of DEED.
Statewide Policy Tour
The Chamber’s semi-annual Statewide Policy Tour is your opportunity to discuss how actions at the Capitol impact your business. What do these new laws mean for your business? What are the next steps in encouraging lawmakers to make Minnesota an attractive, competitive place for business and talent? Throughout June, the Chamber hosted a series of tours throughout the state. The above on-demand webinar is a digital version of that presentation from the Minnesota Chamber's policy team.
Keep tabs on the website linked below for updates as they become available!
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