For clubs throughout the country, the problem of misclassification of employees has been an issue for some time. Recently, the California Supreme Court established a new standard for how a golf course in the Golden State determines if a worker is an independent contractor or
New York State’s Capitol Building. Photo Credit: Matt H. Wade/ Wikipedia Over the past year, the National Club Association (NCA) has successfully led the charge in defeating two harmful bills to private clubs in Maryland and New York. Two for Two In April, NCA helped stop
WHILE A LION’S SHARE of the National Club Association’s (NCA) work focuses on federal legislative and regulatory policy matters affecting private clubs, that is not our only task. We also join the fray when it comes to state legislative and regulatory issues that work against
Continuing our work to defend the private club industry, the National Club Association (NCA) has created a coalition of clubs, state leaders and a local lobbying firm, to combat a Montgomery County, Md., bill that would dramatically increase the property tax assessments of clubs in
Over the last several months, NCA has been fighting alongside Montgomery County, Md., clubs to fight a newly proposed assessment bill that would dramatically increase the property tax rates for club land throughout Montgomery County—and possibly the entire state. Currently, Maryland clubs have the opportunity