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Temp hiring has hit a new high while full time hires are plummeting, according to a new survey of businesses.
Small business week came and went this week, and small businesses took the opportunity to raise a range of concerns about the economy and their future.
More than 11,000 small business leaders have rallied together in a petition to protest the tax hikes proposed in President Joe Biden’s latest proposed budget.
like most things under this current administration, being a small business owner is becoming increasingly difficult.
More than 40% of U.S. small business owners say they couldn’t pay rent on time or in full for the month of November, the highest this year.
According to one survey, 51% of small businesses fear that inflation could “force them to close their businesses within the next six months.”
The Senate blocked a $48 billion pandemic relief package for small businesses on the same day they greenlighted a $40 billion military, economic and humanitarian aid package for Ukraine.
As inflation continues to soar, small businesses are closing and growing increasingly worried about their ability to survive in this economy.
Democrats in Washington are looking to bolster their tax-and-spend reputation as they try to pass an “infrastructure” package.
Biden’s economic plan has resulted in outrageous spending, rewarded welfare over work, and stifled already struggling small businesses.
In his haste to undo all remnants of the Trump Administration, Joe Biden is killing small business through hasty executive action.
Small business confidence is now at pre-COVID levels. Our economy is set to make a major comeback in the coming months.