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News Release POINT CLEAR, AL — The Business Council of Alabama (BCA) has announced its endorsement of eight candidates for federal office in the November 8 General Election, including in… Read More
In the business world, an insane war for talent has been raging as companies scramble to find workers with desperately needed skills sets.
A clear message was delivered by the results of the 2022 primary and runoff elections. Alabama voters want political leaders who support a pro-jobs agenda for the Yellowhammer State.
Jim and Will Wilson are carrying on their father’s legacy of business integrity and entrepreneurship while diversifying the company’s focus and assets.
Alabama’s Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington sat down with BCA’s Susan Carothers to talk about changes in Alabama’s labor force and what businesses can do about it.
The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama and Regions Bank partnered to create a unified space for Tuscaloosa’s job creators, developers, and seekers.
It’s National Small Business Week! We’ve put together some helpful information and exciting statistics about the small business community within our state and ways you can engage and support these businesses.
Capital Briefing 2022 Legislative Session a Success for the Business Community The Alabama Legislature adjourned sine die on Thursday of last week after completing a three-day week that concluded the… Read More
Former Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh discusses Alabama’s education issues and challenges the business community to get involved.
Alabama House Ways and Means Education Chairman Danny Garrett (R-Trussville) was the featured speaker this week at BCA’s Government Affairs Briefing in Montgomery. Representative Garrett provided an update on the current legislative session, including the state of the Education Trust Fund budget and several pieces of legislation supporting small businesses.
Representative Danny Garrett discusses workforce development, retention and some of the initiatives the state is using to combat the growing problem.
