Practical Research for NJ Employers
The New Jersey Policy Research Organization Foundation (NJPRO), New Jersey Business magazine, and the Stillman School of Business at Seton Hall University announce the compilation of the fifteenth annual volume celebrating scholarship in all fields of business published by faculty members within New Jersey. We invite all faculty members who are affiliated with either a…
As part of its new series highlighting the economic contributions of New Jersey’s businesses, NJPRO is pleased to share the economic impact of Valentine’s Day. It’s anticipated that more than $19.7 billion will be spent nationwide, and New Jersey’s vineyards, candy stores and florists are ready with wine, chocolates and red roses for the holiday….
The New Jersey Policy Research Organization Foundation (NJPRO), New Jersey Business magazine, and the Stillman School of Business at Seton Hall University announce the compilation of the fourteenth annual volume celebrating scholarship in all fields of business published by faculty members within New Jersey. We invite all faculty members who are affiliated with either a…
NJPRO’s newest report, New Jersey: An Outlier in Death examines how state’s laws regulating the estate and inheritance taxes, also known as “death taxes,” negatively impacts the decision making process of both the members of the general public and small business owners. In addition, it discusses why New Jersey policymakers should be concerned about death…
Sustainability for Business, a 2012 report by NJPRO, shows how consuming fewer resources, reducing waste and using green technology can improve your company’s profitability. Read the full report or get started by reading our checklist of 9 best practices.
Did you know New Jersey is ranked 19th for manufacturing employment in the nation, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics? The state employs over 242,300 workers, just over the national average of 239,180. See full stats.
One year ago this month NJPRO and InnovationNJ joined with Lt. Governor Guagdagno at Rutgers University to launch our Building Bridges II report. In the year that has passed, much activity has occurred to advance the recommendations in the report. For example, New Jersey’s universities embraced the recommendation to partner with industry. Through research like…