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Internet Skills and Perceptions of E-Government Remain Steady in the Face of Greater Economic Hardship

2023-11-30T09:50:13-05:00

By Grace Maruska. E-government offers new, innovative ways to help connect individuals with public services. Navigating our post-pandemic world, however, requires deeper understanding of how various factors [...]

Internet Skills and Perceptions of E-Government Remain Steady in the Face of Greater Economic Hardship2023-11-30T09:50:13-05:00

Shifting NJ population: See where people are leaving and where they are going

2023-11-29T14:48:42-05:00

A NorthJersey.com article quoted a R/ECON report from Mike Lahr and Tia Azzi examining population density shifts in New Jersey in the time since the 2020 census was released.

Shifting NJ population: See where people are leaving and where they are going2023-11-29T14:48:42-05:00

OMB just did something boring but important

2023-11-28T10:51:05-05:00

The Office of Management and Budget issued new guidance revisions for federal agencies on the conduct of cost-benefit analysis, and NJSPL Principal Investigator Dean Stuart Shapiro explains the potential significance of these changes in a new op ed from The Hill.

OMB just did something boring but important2023-11-28T10:51:05-05:00

November 27, 2023 – New Jersey State Policy Roundup

2023-11-28T09:46:31-05:00

Transportation and the Environment New Rule Will Require All Car Sales to be Electric by 2035 - Governor Murphy announced the filing of Advanced Clean Cars II on Nov. 21 by the Department of Environmental Protection. The new rule will require 51% of all car sales in NJ to be for zero emissions vehicles by 2027 [...]

November 27, 2023 – New Jersey State Policy Roundup2023-11-28T09:46:31-05:00

Improving Nurses’ Well-Being – A Much Needed Intervention for the Nursing Workforce Post-COVID

2023-11-27T11:05:04-05:00

By Irina B. Grafova, Jennifer Polakowski, Jessica Anderson and Pamela B. de Cordova. The World Health Organization  recognizes burnout as a major workplace problem [...]

Improving Nurses’ Well-Being – A Much Needed Intervention for the Nursing Workforce Post-COVID2023-11-27T11:05:04-05:00

Rutgers study: Inflation impacts all in NJ, but Black and Hispanic residents most

2023-11-22T14:45:00-05:00

NJBIZ published an article featuring a recent report authored in collaboration with NJSPL and the Center for Women and Work examining who has been hit hardest by inflation in New Jersey.

Rutgers study: Inflation impacts all in NJ, but Black and Hispanic residents most2023-11-22T14:45:00-05:00

November 20, 2023 – New Jersey State Policy Roundup

2023-11-21T08:53:13-05:00

Public Administration Policy Discussions at the Annual Conference of the League of Municipalities - Atlantic City hosted the annual New Jersey State League of Municipalities conference from Nov. 14-16 of this year. The ACLU led the first-ever panel of NJ caucuses of color, including the Legislative Black Caucus, the Legislative Latino Caucus, and the Asian American [...]

November 20, 2023 – New Jersey State Policy Roundup2023-11-21T08:53:13-05:00

Rethinking Complete Streets

2023-11-20T08:43:01-05:00

By Hannah Younes, Robert B. Noland, Leigh Ann Von Hagen, Jeffrey Dennis, Colin Roche, and Sam Rosenthal. Governor Phil Murphy signed S-147 into law in January 2023 directing the New Jersey Department of Transportation [...]

Rethinking Complete Streets2023-11-20T08:43:01-05:00

Insight Hub: Working from home increases cycling in New Jersey

2023-11-17T09:57:31-05:00

NJSPL Research Affiliates including Hannah Younes, Bob Noland, Leigh Ann Von Hagen, and James Sinclar authored a new op-ed with Zag Daily discussing the results from their survey polling over 2,400 New Jerseyans on their travel methods during the pandemic.

Insight Hub: Working from home increases cycling in New Jersey2023-11-17T09:57:31-05:00
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