2022 is a historic election year for Vermont, and yesterday’s highly contested primary elections determined the slate of candidates advancing to the November ballot. By VT Digger’s count, “two of …
In 2021, the Federal Reserve System (FRS) conducted a survey to better understand the range of challenges facing communities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The resulting report helped …
PSLF Update from National Council of Nonprofits: As expected, the Department of Education this month published a formal notice of proposed rulemaking to address student loan forgiveness and affordability issues. The rules …
In Fall 2021, the National Council of Nonprofits surveyed the sector to better understand how workforce shortages were impacting nonprofits and their abilities to carry out their missions. This July, …
CGVT is pleased to partner with North Carolina Center for Nonprofits to present this upcoming webinar series. If you have questions, please contact Rebekah Beck, Education Services Manager, at [email protected]. Advocacy is a broad …
DOL will be holding public forums for workers and employers to inform their rulemaking on determining employee or independent contractor status under the FLSA. More info from the Department below: …
From National Council of Nonprofits- The small business and nonprofit coalition promoting restoration of the Employee Retention Tax Credit invites nonprofit organizations to sign onto a letter urging Congress to …
That’s a wrap! Lawmakers closed out the year last Thursday, May 12th, after settling a more than $8 Billion budget. While the legislature may have completed their work (for now), …
In Vermont, Senate Appropriations voted their amended budget out of committee last Friday, an indicator that the session is now in its final weeks. Here are some quick updates on …
Crossover deadlines passed last week, so lawmakers worked this week to tie up loose ends on bills that made it out of committee in time to advance to the other …