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As we've been discussing in previous podcasts, the legislative session is quickly wrapping up. They have a constitutionally required adjournment date of May 19th this year, and do the math, friends—that's not very far away, and we have much to accomplish yet.
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Last week, the Legislature was in recess. This week, they’ve returned and are urgently working toward their required adjournment on May 19, which is just a few weeks away. They still have a lot to accomplish, especially finishing work on the state budget. The new fiscal year starts July 1, and if the Legislature doesn’t wrap up by May 19, a special session will be required. We’d much prefer them to finish on time, produce a balanced budget and address a few key priorities for the business community.
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The Inclusive Leaders Alliance is a structured pilot program intended to foster collaboration among HR and business leaders, guiding their journey to create inclusive workplaces that celebrate the state’s rich and vibrant diversity.
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Jam Hops, a children’s recreational facility in Ham Lake, established Jam Hope Café in 2024 to provide work experience for teens and adults with special needs. Upon opening their café, Jam Hope knew they wanted to promote sustainability in addition to accessibility. They submitted a grant application in April of 2024 for compostable products and bins to house their three streams of waste.
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As the Minnesota Legislature pauses for its district recess, the business community is urging lawmakers to return with a renewed focus on key economic issues. Top priorities include controlling costs, addressing employer mandates, improving the new paid leave law and advancing environmental permitting reform. With the May 19 adjournment approaching, now is the time for bipartisan action.
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