The ILLBA Roundup

Monday October 30, 2023

City of Chicago Updates

Webinars and Workshops

Department of Business Affairs & Consumer Protection’s

FREE business education webinars .Click here for the schedule

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Compliments? Complaints, Incidents?

Report it!

Non Emergency - call 311

Emergency numbers

O'Hare 773-894-9111

Midway 773-838-9111

Incident Report - issues, complaints and compliments

Click here for incident report

If you witness an incident, do not confront the individual(s) for safety reasons. The CDA encourages you to use one of the above ways to inform authorities.

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NEW!

2024 Livery License Renewal Steps

Click here

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TOOL KITS FOR

PUBLIC PASSENGER VEHICLE LICENSEES

The Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection (BACP) created TOOL KITS to provide information and resources to support TAXI and PUBLIC PASSENGER VEHICLE license holders.

Click here for details

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NLA Board Elections November 6-8

NLA Members - Remember To Vote!

ILLBA Supports Tracy Raimer For NLA Board

Read candidate Tracy Raimer's message here

City of Chicago Events and Traffic Restrictions

Wrigley Field Transportation Restrictions Map 2023 - click here

Soldier Field Transportation Restrictions Map 2023 - click here

Transportation Restrictions for Bally's Temporary Casino Effective Sept. 9 - click here

McCormick Place Events Calendar

Stay up to date on traffic and road closures by downloading and using the Chicago OEMC App: Chicago.gov/OEMC

News You Can Use

Skyscanner Reveals Top 2024 US And Global Traveler Trends

As year’s end approaches, the travel industry begins casting its gaze forward to foretell what 2024 has in store. To that end, metasearch engine Skyscanner has compiled its Travel Trends 2024 report, in which it analyzes current consumer behaviors to predict where and how people will be traveling in the coming year.

U.S. Department Of Labor Proposal To Restore, Extend Overtime Protections For 3.6 Million Low-Paid, Salaried Workers

The U.S. Department of Labor recently announced a notice of proposed rulemaking that would restore and extend overtime protections to 3.6 million salaried workers. The proposed rule would guarantee overtime pay for most salaried workers earning less than $1,059 per week, about $55,000 per year.

Read press release here

Learn more about the proposed rule and instructions for submitting comments- Open until November 7th

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