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It is with deep sadness and a sense of loss that we report the passing of Charles F. (“Charlie”) Kitson. Charlie was Chairman of NJ CAR in 1985, and served on the Coalition’s Executive Committee from 1982 until 1987.Prior to serving on the Executive Committee, he represented Monmouth...

Find Out By Completing NJ CAR’s Health Benefits Survey ONLINENJ CAR and its partners have put together a simpler Health Benefits Survey this year, following our very successful surveys in 2014 and 2015. There are no materials that need to be submitted, but you WILL need the...

Significant developments occurred in the Democratic race for the 2017 nomination for Governor last week. Former Ambassador and Goldman Sachs Executive Phil Murphy has secured the support of several Democratic Party leaders and appears likely to be the Democratic Nominee. Senate President Stephen Sweeney announced that he would...

November 11, 2016Creating & Maintaining a Harassment-Free,Culturally-Diverse Workplace With renewed focus on sexual harassment in the workplace, it is very timely for NJ CAR to offer a Seminar focused on maintaining and fostering a harassment-free, culturally-diverse workplace. Many insurance...

Governor Chris Christie, on September 2, 2016, gave 120 days’ required notice of intent to end the State’s 40-year-old reciprocal income tax withholding agreement with Pennsylvania. If New Jersey follows through, the agreement will terminate at the end of 2016, affecting employers and employees in both states. Employees...

More than 1.1 million U.S. workers would lose their jobs because of tougher fuel-economy regulations coming next decade, if prices at the gasoline pump remain low in America. A study recently released by the Center for Automotive Research (CAR) found that if fuel prices stay low, consumers would...