Advocacy Alert
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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California’s infrastructure needs and ability to find innovative solutions were highlighted last week in remarks at the 97th Annual Sacramento Host Breakfast.
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Governor Gavin Newsom released his revised budget on May 12, revealing a larger revenue shortfall, higher estimated safety net spending, but even so not a fiscal emergency.
A CalChamber-hosted evening reception on May 17 gives members of the California Consular Corps and foreign economic partners, representing nearly 60 countries, an opportunity to meet with Governor Gavin Newsom and other state officials.
Representatives from top state and federal agencies joined the California Chamber of Commerce International Forum last week to talk about how the United States and California are fostering international trade.
Eight job killer proposals identified by the California Chamber of Commerce this year remain alive after last week’s deadline for fiscal committees to send bills to the floor.
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The California Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA) has started the formal rulemaking phase of its work on developing regulations to prevent heat illness in indoor workplaces.
This week, Californians for Water Security released results of a recent statewide poll showing that voters across all regions, political parties and major demographics are highly supportive of the Governor’s Delta Conveyance Project.
An economic analysis released last week found that a health care industry wage increase proposal would increase costs for public and private health care providers by $8 billion each year. If passed, this California Chamber of Commerce job killer measure would also increase costs to state and local governments by $4.8 billion annually.
Four bills that threaten to destabilize California’s water rights system and revoke rights upon which communities have relied for decades are moving in the Legislature despite concerns raised by the California Chamber of Commerce and coalitions of agricultural and business groups and water agencies.
The California Chamber of Commerce this week signed California’s Equal Pay Pledge, underscoring its commitment to and endorsement of efforts to close the gender pay gap.