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A new bill in the North Carolina Senate would allow ESOP companies to qualify for state contracting preferences based on ownership by historically disadvantaged groups.

On September 11, the North Carolina Employee Ownership Center announced its establishment.

The North Carolina legislature has passed and the governor has signed S. 802, an infrastructure finance bill that also includes an unrelated provision allowing ESOPs in which at least 51% of the participants are “minority persons or socially and economically disadvantaged individuals” to qualify for the state’s historically underutilized business set-aside program.

Annual elections for the board of directors of the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) will take place in January, and members in good standing are invited to nominate themselves or other members during the nomination window, from now until December 9.

Annual elections for the board of directors of the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) will take place in January, and members in good standing are invited to nominate themselves or other members during the nomination window, from now until December 8.

Annual elections for the board of directors of the National Center for Employee Ownership (NCEO) will take place in January, and members in good standing are invited to nominate themselves or other members during the nomination window, from now until December 9.

New York Assembly bills A1920 and S962 would create a state employee ownership center to be housed at a university to provide outreach, education, and training on employee ownership, incl

The city council of Oakland, California, has passed a resolution designed to encourage the creation of worker cooperatives.

President Obama's budget proposal would reinstate capital gains rates at 20% in 2011, up from 15% currently. The proposal would only affect individuals with $200,000 in income or families with $250,000.

On September 28, NCEO board member Tom Roback had the opportunity to meet President Obama at one of his conversations with small groups of local people around the country. As it turned out, one of these was at Tom's sister's house in Richmond, Virginia. Tom asked the president about ESOPs.