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Brenda Bass has joined the California Chamber of Commerce as a policy advocate specializing in water supply and storage issues.
A new website that provides updates and information on The California Fair Pay and Employer Accountability Act is now available at stoptheshakedown.com. (Website relocated. Visit https://cafairpay.com to contribute and FixPAGA to learn more about the need to fix PAGA and sign up for campaign updates.)
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The California Chamber of Commerce is leading a large and diverse coalition of California-based organizations in opposing two bills that establish and raise taxes to fund a single-payer health care system called “CalCare.”
Since the onset of the global COVID-19 pandemic, employers have had the additional task of becoming experts on prevention and mitigation strategies for infectious diseases — on top of operating their businesses.
California’s revenues and economic conditions have continued to improve, enabling the state to address some of its greatest threats, such as climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic, homelessness and crime, state Finance Director Keely Martin Bosler told business leaders during a California Chamber of Commerce webinar on January 12.
Two job killer carryover bills expanding mandates on employers died in the Assembly fiscal committee this month.
President Joe Biden has announced Los Angeles as the host city for the Ninth Summit of the Americas, scheduled for June 6–10, with a focus on “Building a Sustainable, Resilient, and Equitable Future” for the Western Hemisphere.
Legislation that expands a broken California environmental law and hurts the ability to build more housing was tagged by the California Chamber of Commerce as a job killer this week.
Promoting economic opportunity in northern Central America to address the root causes of migration is the focus of the Partnership for Central America (PCA), an independent, nongovernmental organization.
A large and diverse 122-member coalition of California-based organizations is registering formal opposition to CalChamber-identified job killer bills, AB 1400 (Kalra; D-San Jose) and ACA 11 (Kalra; D-San Jose). The bills would establish and raise taxes necessary to fund a single payer health care system called “CalCare” in California.