Connecticut’s Crisis
- $2 billion in new state taxes.
- More than 100,000 jobs lost.
- The country’s third worst business climate.
- Businesses – small and large – leaving the state.
- And what are they doing in Hartford?
- Considering even more costly job killing bills…
Worried about the future?
Go to My Legislators and find the contact information for your state senator and representative.
- Tell them to stand up for local businesses.
- Say no to legislation that kills jobs.
- Support our economy and jobs.
Partnership Public Awareness TV Spots
isis"When educated, skilled people can't find a job in this state, that's a problem."
"It's time to put politics aside…"
ions"We can't pay for this."
> Senate Approves Budget, 19-17
19 senators said yes to a $1.4 billion tax hike; 17 said no. How did your senator vote? Find out at http://1.usa.gov/jJ05ma Read more >>
> March Jobs Numbers Illustrate Concerns
Jobs numbers for last month were a little rough. We're falling behind other states as they recover. Read more >>
> Labor Unions Hold Key to State Budget
"If labor can't deliver the goods to help Mr. Malloy balance the budget, Connecticut's landscape will, figuratively, be littered with wreckage." Read more >>
> What do you think? Should taxpayers pay the salaries and benefits of union stewards?
Union stewards can play several roles. They ensure that labor and management follow laws, including workplace safety ones. Read more >>
> Connecticut's Public Workers Earn More than Private Sector…
Connecticut state employees are the second highest paid public sector workers in the country, while state is one of 41 where state and muncipal workers earn more than private sector employees. Read more >>
