Right now, Florida’s Constitution Revision Commission (CRC) is making decisions that could impact the lives of every Florida business and…
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Read More »Workers’ compensation rate increases are negatively affecting businesses throughout Florida. That’s why the Florida Chamber is supporting workers’ compensation reforms that will help injured…
Read More »The Florida Senate Appropriations Committee today advanced a Florida Chamber-backed tax reform package that supports job growth and strengthens Florida’s…
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