On January 1, 2015, most employers saw a $30.40 drop per employee in unemployment compensation rates retroactively. This is a reduction of 64 percent and marks the second year in a row that the state unemployment compensation rates have decreased. This decrease in rates further shows that Florida’s unemployment compensation trust fund is healthy, and confirms that Florida is moving in the right direction again through private-sector job creation. Lowering the burden of unemployment compensation taxes creates globally competitive employers. The Florida Chamber believes in fair and predictable laws and regulations that promote economic development and do not impose unreasonable costs on businesses or their customers.
Florida Voters Strong on Governor DeSantis, Down on Impeachment Removal from Off
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Latest Florida Chamber Political Poll and Small Business Survey Show TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (January 21, 2020) – Governor Ron DeSantis continues to enjoy strong approval… Learn More
2020 Florida Business Leaders’ Summit on Prosperity and Economic Opportuni
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Did you know more than 3 million Floridians live in poverty? Of those, more than 260,000 are under age 5. Join business and industry… Learn More
Florida Chamber of Commerce Names Representative Bob Rommel 2019 Most Valuable L
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Also Announces 18 Distinguished Advocate Award Recipients ORLANDO, Fla. (June 20, 2019) – The Florida Chamber of Commerce today awarded Representative Bob Rommel with… Learn More
Florida Chamber of Commerce Releases 2019 Legislative Report Card
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98 Lawmakers Earn A’s and B’s; 59 Earn C’s, D’s, and F’s TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (May 21, 2019) – Ninety-eight members of the Florida Legislature… Learn More
Phasing Out VISIT FLORIDA Could Diminish Florida’s Leading Workforce Skills Tr
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Latest Florida Chamber of Commerce Small Business Index Survey Shows TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (April 26, 2019)— If lawmakers phase out Florida’s tourism marketing program VISIT… Learn More
Making Florida More Competitive is Essential for Jobs and Economic Growth
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Watch Our News Conference Download Where We Stand The 2019 Legislative Session begins in earnest next week, and as we prepare… Learn More
Florida Chamber 2018 Legislative Fly-In
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Register Agenda Book Your Hotel Please join us for the Florida Chamber’s Legislative Fly-In, formerly known as Capitol Days, and connect with… Learn More
Florida Chamber Board Chair Invites You to Join us in September
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Register Book Your Hotel Florida Chamber Board Chair Bob Grammig Invites You to Join us at the 2018 Future of Florida… Learn More
Moody’s: Florida Now Earns Highest Credit Rating
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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
Florida Chamber Unveils 2018 Legislative Report Card
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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
Florida Chamber of Commerce Summarizes Legislative Session
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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
Florida Reemployment Tax Rate to Remain at its Lowest in 2018 for Third Year in
Florida Chamber of Commerce
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
Florida Chamber Foundation Focuses on Future of Florida At Annual Future of Flo
Florida Chamber Foundation
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 Today for the 2017 Future of Florida Forum
Florida Chamber Foundation
Register Agenda Hotel By 2030, nearly 26 million Floridians will call Florida home. Is Florida ready to remain globally competitive,… Learn More
Florida Chamber Unveils 2017 Legislative Report Card
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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
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