Originally Published in Florida Politics Some good news for Florida’s credit ratings emerged Thursday, with upgrades across the board from Moody’s seemingly vindicating Gov. Rick Scott‘s approach…   Learn More

Highlights 15 Distinguished Advocates of the 2018 Legislative Session TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (April 5, 2018) – Following the 2018 Legislative Session, the Florida Chamber of…   Learn More

Despite Several Wins, Florida Legislature Makes It a Bit More Expensive for Families and Small Businesses, and a Little Less Competitive for Florida’s Job…   Learn More

On December 14, Gov. Rick Scott announced that Florida businesses will continue to pay the lowest possible rate for reemployment taxes next year for…   Learn More

Orlando, Fla. (Sept. 27, 2017) – The Florida Chamber Foundation this week is gathering business and industry leaders and elected officials from around the…   Learn More

  Register     Agenda     Hotel   By 2030, nearly 26 million Floridians will call Florida home. Is Florida ready to remain globally competitive,…   Learn More

Releases How They Voted and Highlights 16 Distinguished Advocates Tallahassee, Fla. (July 14, 2017) – Following the 2017 Legislative Session and June’s Special Session…   Learn More

  Download Legislative Summary   “Thanks to the thousands of businesses that stood with the Florida Chamber to help make Florida more competitive during…   Learn More

The Florida Chamber enters each Legislative Session by encouraging lawmakers to focus on making Florida’s business climate more competitive and lowering the cost of…   Learn More

Urges Lawmakers to Make Florida More Competitive and Create Economic Opportunity for Millions of Floridians TALLAHASSEE, FL (January 12, 2017) – The Florida Chamber of…   Learn More

Florida job creators will see additional savings this year, effective January 1, on their 2016 reemployment tax, also known as the state unemployment compensation…   Learn More

Skim any newspaper these days and you’re likely to find a story about identity theft.  Some of the breaches are massive in scope: 83…   Learn More

GOOD NEWS…Most employers can expect to see a $30.40 drop per employee in unemployment compensation rates retroactively effective January 1, 2015. This is a reduction of 64 percent and marks the second year in a row that the state unemployment compensation rates have decreased.