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SC businesses digesting Biden vaccine mandate for companies with more than 100 workers

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Post and Courier November 8, 2021 By Jodi Shafto South Carolina employers of more than 100 workers taking a wait-and-see approach to the Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate are now considering how they will respond to the order that’s being challenged in court, weighing possible fines against the impact on an already tight labor force. […]

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Business Leaders Urge Congress to Support New Bill to Help Small Businesses Comply with Regulations

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“If Congress really wants to help small businesses with federal regulations, it should invest more in this small business outreach, support and feedback loop.”  -Frank Knapp Jr., ASBC Board member and President/CEO/Co-Founder South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce. For Immediate Release: May 10, 2019 Contact: Bob Keener, bkeener@asbcouncil.org, 617-610-6766 WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 10, 2019)―The American

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Federal Regulations

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In 2011, SCSBCC’s President/CEO, Frank Knapp, joined the Board of Directors of the American Sustainable Business Council (ASBC).  He continues to serve on the ASBC Board. In that capacity he has provided leadership to the organization in appearing before Congressional committees numerous times to testify on the importance of fair regulations that protect the environment

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The Whopper and Net Neutrality. Nice job Burger King.

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Clearly the issue of net neutrality is a little confusing. Some states like Montana and New York are taking executive action to protect equal access to the internet.  Even AT&T, a beneficiary of the FCC rule killing net neutrality, is having second thoughts. And whether you eat at Burger King or not, check out how

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Government needs to help small businesses follow regulations

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The Hill December 18, 2017 By Frank Knapp, opinion contributor In a recent opinion piece in The Hill, the case was made for the Small Business Regulatory Flexibility Improvements Act, which would impose additional requirements on federal agencies in the development of new regulations. In an effort to promote their bill, Sens. James Lankford (R-Okla.),

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Policy Points: Hate Regulations? Here Are Bad Solutions for the Wrong Problem

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  Triple Pundit June 30, 2017   By Richard Eidlin   Business hates regulation, right? Frank Knapp, president/CEO of the South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce and board co-chair of the American Sustainable Business Council, says that’s wrong. And he said it for the record in March, in testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee

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Business Leaders Urge Congress to Support New Bill to Help Small Businesses Comply with Regulations

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For Immediate Release:  May 18, 2017 “If Congress really wants to help small businesses with federal regulations, invest more in this small business outreach, support and feedback loop.” Bob Keener, ASBC, bkeener@asbcouncil.org, 617-610-6766 Frank Knapp, South Carolina Small Business Chamber of Commerce,               fknapp@scsbc.org, 803-252-5733 WASHINGTON, D.C. (May 18, 2017)―The American Sustainable Business Council (ASBC), which

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Panels assess paperwork, impacts on small business

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E&E News March 30, 2017 By Arianna Skibell As the GOP continues its deregulatory push, lawmakers are turning their attention to small businesses. Committees in both the House and the Senate weighed the impact of regulations and paperwork requirements yesterday on businesses that they say are disproportionately hurt by the rulemaking process. The Senate Small

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