The Greenville Chamber issued candidate ratings for the two contested local races, the Mayoral race and a City Council At-Large seat. Ratings were based upon responses to business-related questions and in-person interviews conducted by local ...
The U.S. Department of Labor, under the direction of the Biden administration, has announced proposed changes to the overtime eligibility rules under the Fair Labor Standards Act. Having déjà vu? Us too. Similar legislation was ...
The Greenville Chamber is hosting the 2023 State of the City and State of the County on August 25th and registration is now open. Local leaders and elected officials will provide updates on the current state of our city and county. The event will ...
The Greenville Chamber joined a coalition of business groups across the United States calling on Congress to reject efforts to dismantle the arbitration system. This Coalition letter was sent to members of Congress, opposing numerous bills ...
Call your County Council members to push through the budget and to avoid a county government shutdown.
Governor Henry McMaster and Congressman Jim Clyburn held a press conference Tuesday providing updates on broadband access for rural communities in South Carolina. Along with several state agencies, McMaster and Clyburn announced a new campaign ...
Thank you to Governor Henry McMaster for supporting a number of our Coalition’s major policy priorities this evening. Much of his State of the State Address was focused on his budget priorities. We’re strongly supportive of most of his ...
The much ballyhooed “Red Wave” didn’t materialize nationwide (much to the chagrin of U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy). But if there was a red wave anywhere, it was in South Carolina. The GOP and House Speaker Murrell Smith ...
_med.png)
The Greenville Chamber kicked-off its business advocacy efforts for 2023 with the first Politics On Tap of the new year, sponsored by Greenville Credit Union, Lockheed Martin and Community Tap. Two Greenville County Council Members were in ...
South Carolina enters 2023 with historic economic development wins. Unemployment is back to near historic lows, even though our workforce participation rate continues to lag. We remain one of the fastest-growing states in the country. The Upstate is ...
