Illinois, like the nation as a whole, is seeing its economy rebound as the pandemic comes to an end. However, massive tax increases proposed by the Biden administration on top of the unnecessary tax increases on employers passed by the Illinois General Assembly and signed by the governor in 2021 threaten to derail the recovery, hurting Illinois job creators and families.
SPRINGFIELD – An Illinois business leader is finding it easy to keep from getting overexcited about a new ranking that has the state Number One in the nation.
(The Center Square) – Small business growth lags in the Land of Lincoln according to a recent report by Paychex, which puts Illinois last in hourly and weekly wage growth among small businesses.
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Personnel Planners, an unemployment claims management company, had its humble beginnings in 1981 when David Prosnitz founded the business in his studio apartment with $400. “I didn’t have even a desk or a filing cabinet,” David says. “I worked from my sofa, using a clipboard and a plastic file container to reply to unemployment claims that my clients received.” Click on photo to read more about Personnel Planners.
Personnel Planners, an unemployment claims management company, had its humble beginnings in 1981 when David Prosnitz founded the business in his studio apartment with $400. “I didn’t have even a desk or a filing cabinet,” David says. “I worked from my sofa, using a clipboard and a plastic file container to reply to unemployment claims that my clients received.”
Click on photo to read more about Personnel Planners.