by Marissa Iacoviello | Mar 14, 2021 | Boston Globe, Council in the News
When are we going back to the office? Big employers set timelines but remain cautious March 14, 2021The Boston GlobeBy Jon Chesto Companies are suggesting a wide range of return dates, mostly from June to September After scrambling to shut down their offices last...
by Marissa Iacoviello | Mar 10, 2021 | Boston Globe, Council in the News
A wealth tax, a SCOTUS case, and a likely Mass. exodus March 10, 2021The Boston Globe By: Jim Stergios and Christopher Anderson If you don’t believe the $200 million annual loss to New Hampshire is a threat, consider the wealth drain to Florida. A case New Hampshire...
by Marissa Iacoviello | Feb 25, 2021 | Boston Globe, Council in the News
State health secretary explains why employer-hosted vaccine programs are being suspended February 25 2021The Boston GlobeBy Jon Chesto, Globe Staff Companies had been encouraged by the Baker administration to apply Only several weeks after soliciting help from the...
by Marissa Iacoviello | Feb 10, 2021 | Boston Globe, Council in the News
Pioneer Institute report helps build case against the Massachusetts top-earners’ tax February 10, 2021The Boston GlobeBy Jon Chesto, Globe Staff Boston think tank warns of migration to low-cost locations because of increased acceptance of telecommuting The Pioneer...
by Marissa Iacoviello | Nov 23, 2020 | Boston Globe, Council in the News
COVID-19 testing in Mass. is ‘far short’ of levels needed to stop the spread November 23, 2020The Boston GlobeBy Jon Chesto, Globe Staff The Massachusetts High Technology Council recommends that federal, state, and local governments develop a systematic, expanded...
by Marissa Iacoviello | Jul 14, 2020 | Boston Globe, Council in the News
Business groups are fighting Senate’s plan for local taxation districts July 14, 2020The Boston GlobeBy Jon Chesto, Globe Staff Measure to be debated on Thursday would allow surcharges on sales and property taxes at the local level to pay for transportation needs....
