Small Business Administration

The U.S. Department of Labor, situated in New York, NY, serves as an official website of the United States government. It provides a wide array of resources and information on various topics related to labor laws, workplace safety, employment benefits, and more. Through different agencies under its umbrella, such as the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the department offers guidance, statistics, and services to both workers and employers. With a focus on ensuring fair labor practices and promoting a safe working environment, the Department of Labor covers key areas like disability resources, equal employment opportunity, job training programs, and whistleblower protection. Individuals seeking information on unemployment insurance, veterans' employment services, retirement plans, and workplace safety regulations can find valuable resources on the department's website. Additionally, the department addresses mental health in the workplace, offers grants, and provides assistance for disaster recovery. Generated from the website content

Association Associates Inc. (AAI) is a Trenton, NJ-based firm that specializes in personalized association management services. Their offerings include meeting planning, membership recruitment, financial services, and operations monitoring, all delivered with a commitment to client objectives. Recognized as "The Partner That Leads," AAI builds strong relationships with clients through respect and trust, focusing on mutual goals of quality, success, and financial stability. The team of experts at AAI supports their clients at every step, ensuring effective guidance and strategic vision. Generated from the website

SCORE is dedicated to educating entrepreneurs and encouraging the formation, growth and success of small businesses in our community through FREE counseling and no-cost or low-cost educational workshops and webinars. Visit our website to learn more, request a mentor or volunteer today! Funded [in part] through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.