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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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In a virtual meeting with California’s top business leaders last week, California Natural Resources Agency Secretary Wade Crowfoot discussed critical aspects of the state’s worsening drought and encouraged partnership in ongoing conservation efforts.
One of the most well-known elements of COVID-19 workplace safety was changed last month — to relatively little fanfare — and it has left California employers with many questions.
This week the Legislature passed, and the Governor signed a $300 billion state budget that includes a number of targeted tax benefits for businesses, plus one-time increases in other areas.
Sandra O’Neal Floyd founded OUTSOURCE Consulting Services Inc. (OCSI.co) in 1994 as a staffing, contingent and direct hire human workforce management firm, building and sustaining a diverse workforce of information technology (IT), professional and engineering disciplines.
This week, representatives of the United States and Taiwan met for the first time on the newly agreed upon trade framework meant to strengthen ties as a counter to China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
A workable compromise on a circular economy policy for California was reached in the final days before the Legislature left for summer recess and resulted in the billion-dollar plastics tax ballot initiative being pulled by proponents.
A California Chamber of Commerce-opposed bill that would drive film industry jobs out of California passed a Senate policy committee this week.
Denise Davis, longtime spokesperson for the California Chamber of Commerce, has been promoted to executive vice president of communications, responsible for leading the organization’s communications strategy and outreach.
Small businesses with five or more employees that don’t offer a qualified retirement plan have less than a week to register with CalSavers, a retirement savings program for private-sector workers.
A California Chamber of Commerce-opposed bill that would deliver a massive blow to the state’s music industry and drive talent and jobs out of California passed a Senate policy committee this week with one Democrat voting no.
Legislation expanding the presumption that certain diseases and injuries are caused by the workplace failed in an Assembly policy committee this week for lack of a motion.
The World Trade Organization (WTO) held its 12th Ministerial Conference last week in Geneva after thrice postponing the gathering due to the COVID-19 pandemic.