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NFIB responds to Governor Polis’ veto of swipe fee relief bill in Colorado
June 3, 2026
Governor Polis’ recent veto of a bill aimed at reducing credit card swipe fees has drawn criticism from the National Federation of Independent Business. The group says these fees remain a significant expense for Colorado's small business owners.
Read more →Governor Polis vetoes HB 1005, maintains Colorado Labor Peace Act provisions
June 2, 2026
Governor Jared Polis has vetoed HB 1005, preserving current unionization procedures under Colorado’s Labor Peace Act. The National Federation of Independent Business thanked him for maintaining what they describe as an important balance between employers and employees.
Read more →NFIB survey finds small business optimism remains below average in April
May 12, 2026
A new survey from the National Federation of Independent Business shows that small business optimism remained below average in April despite slight improvement. Inflation and labor quality are key concerns for owners both nationally and in Colorado.
Read more →NFIB reports employment index drops below 2025 average in latest jobs update
May 7, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business reports its Small Business Employment Index declined again in April. Challenges persist as many small businesses struggle with unfilled job openings due to lack of qualified applicants.
Read more →NFIB urges Colorado Senate to reject HB 1054 on workplace safety regulations
May 6, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business urged the Colorado Senate to reject HB 1054 after its passage in the House. The organization says new workplace safety rules would add burdens for small businesses. NFIB leaders highlighted concerns about increased paperwork and legal exposure.
Read more →Colorado small business group urges lawmakers to oppose HB 1236 arbitration bill
May 6, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business has urged Colorado lawmakers not to support HB 1236. The group says changes proposed by the bill would harm access to justice for both employers and workers.
Read more →Colorado small business owners urge Governor Polis to veto HB 1005
May 1, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business is urging Governor Jared Polis not to sign HB 1005 into law. The group says removing a key unionization step could harm local employers. Small business advocacy remains central as debate over labor laws continues.
Read more →Colorado General Assembly sends regulatory relief bill to governor’s desk
April 28, 2026
A new bill requiring regular reviews of state agency regulations has passed the Colorado House. Supporters say this will help reduce unnecessary burdens on small businesses. The measure now awaits action from Governor Polis.
Read more →NFIB files amicus brief urging Colorado Supreme Court to review employment law ruling
April 21, 2026
The National Federation of Independent Business has filed an amicus brief with other groups asking the Colorado Supreme Court to review a recent employment law ruling. The organization says this decision could make operating a small business in Colorado less predictable. Michael Smith from NFIB says greater certainty is needed for local employers.
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