Advocacy Alerts
News and analysis on the legislation, court decisions, and regulations affecting California employers, from the California Chamber of Commerce.
News and analysis on the legislation, court decisions, and regulations affecting California employers, from the California Chamber of Commerce.
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Last week, the California Assembly passed a California Chamber of Commerce- opposed bill to rewrite the state’s antitrust law.
Corianna Miller joined the California Chamber of Commerce this week as a policy advocate focused on recycling, housing, and product regulation.
Strong opposition from the California Chamber of Commerce and allied groups stopped several Cost Driver bills from advancing beyond the house in which they were introduced this year.
A report recently released underscores the importance of foreign direct investment to the California economy, highlighting the value that trade and investment brings both domestically and internationally.
The California Chamber of Commerce is supporting a process recently begun by the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to modernize a trade preference program for certain African nations.
Californians for Fair Workers’ Compensation, a coalition focused on strengthening the state’s workers’ compensation system, this week launched Fix CA Workers’ Comp Now.
A number of bills identified by the California Chamber of Commerce as Cost Drivers that would have made the state less affordable for businesses and consumers failed to move out of the Assembly Appropriations Committee last week.
The California Chamber of Commerce is part of a renewed push to protect small businesses, nonprofits and public agencies from predatory lawsuits based on an outdated state law.
Twenty-five professors at California universities are urging legislators to reject a sweeping change to the state’s antitrust law, warning that pending legislation is a threat to consumers, ordinary business practices, and the overall economy.
Support continues to surge for the Building an Affordable California Act (Affordable CA), with more than 100 organizations from across California now backing the statewide ballot measure to lower costs by cutting red tape and building essential housing and infrastructure faster.
Four legislative proposals that would take aim at the kind of business costs that deepen California’s affordability crisis have been added to CalChamber’s list of bills that lawmakers should ratify in the coming weeks at the state Capitol.
Opportunities to gain insights and connections await for registrants who secure a spot at the California Business Outlook and Dinner on June 10.