new jersey restaurant and hospitality association

Public comments were largely against a NJ proposal that would change the way restaurants and other employers pay their tipped workers.

Restaurants and bars can start looking like their usual selves just in time for the long holiday weekend — but it may take a bit longer for some eateries to get up and running at true 100% capacity.

With the Garden State stuck in Stage Two because of COVID-19 spikes in other states, an increasing number of fitness centers and restaurants are in danger of closing for good.

Don't feel safe going to work because of coronavirus fears? You may be out of luck -- but you do have some protections.