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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Eligible California small businesses may apply now for a state program that awards funds for costs incurred from the COVID-19 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave.
The California Chamber of Commerce is urging legislators to adopt the bills in Governor Gavin Newsom’s infrastructure streamlining package.
Two problematic bills opposed by the California Chamber of Commerce failed to move out of the Assembly last week and are likely dead for the year.
The economic impacts of two labor and employment bills identified as job killers by the California Chamber of Commerce are projected in recent analyses by a respected consulting firm.
Bills expanding lawsuit conditions for grocery workers and increasing tax rates for successful California businesses have been added to the California Chamber of Commerce job killer list.
Visit California is a nonprofit organization that works in partnership with the state’s travel industry to develop and maintain marketing programs that keep California top-of-mind as a premier travel destination.
The California Chamber of Commerce has named 10 local chambers of commerce as recipients of the 2023 President’s Circle Award.
Adam Regele, CalChamber vice president of advocacy and strategic partnerships, moderates a quick look at CalChamber-opposed priority bills that haven’t been tagged as-job killers at the CalChamber Capitol Summit on May 17 with policy advocates Rob Moutrie, Brenda Bass and Brady Van Engelen. Subjects included pending legislation to apply a workplace violence standard written for hospitals to all workplaces; a proposal to give the State Water Resources Control Board expansive new authority to regulate water use and insulate the board from judicial review; an emissions reporting requirement affecting businesses of all sizes and in multiple industries throughout the supply chain; and a labor-sponsored bill that changes the state’s direct democracy process to essentially eliminate the ability for anyone to qualify a referendum.
Business owners from Chino and Corona were acknowledged last week by the California Chamber of Commerce for outstanding advocacy on behalf of small businesses.
Local chambers of commerce are valued partners, working with the California Chamber of Commerce as solid advocates for business-friendly policies and helping California businesses comply with complex laws and regulations.
Recent Bank Failures Pressure Markets and Fed on Rate Decisions
Following are remarks presented by Gregory S. Bielli, 2023 chair of the California Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, at the 97th Annual Sacramento Host Breakfast on May 18. Bielli is president and chief executive officer of Tejon Ranch Company, Lebec.