Hostile Business Environment

- 5:14

Jim Oberweis - Illinois State Senator, 25th District

Posted

May 03, 2018

Illinois is hostile to existing and new businesses. With special fees, including workers comp & minimum wage increases, business can't stay open in Chicago. Illinois needs to change the Medicaid state pension and put caps on pensions.

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