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We Pay The Tariffs is a coalition comprised of small businesses that aims to be a powerful advocate for small businesses facing the devastating impacts of tariffs. “Through lobbying, storytelling, and engagement with policymakers, we will be working tirelessly to support and uplift small businesses during this challenging time.”
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a series of bills to enact the state budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, a $321 billion spending plan that erased a projected $12 billion deficit largely through delayed cuts and dollars borrowed from a variety of state special funds.
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Legislation that could saddle California business owners with significant new costs passed an Assembly policy committee this week.
Last week, the California Chamber of Commerce joined more than 225 trade associations and other supply chain stakeholders in urging the federal administration to work with them to address concerns about anticipated port congestion and supply chain disruption.
Experts shaping California’s environmental future came to Sacramento earlier this month to present a briefing on their groundbreaking studies examining efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
Insurance and risk management basics and the factors contributing to the insurance crisis were the focus of a briefing for legislators and staff members co-hosted by the California Foundation for Commerce and Education (CFCE) and Senator Susan Rubio, chair of the California Senate Insurance Committee.
A celebration in Inglewood last month marked the expansion of a Google program started a decade ago to help high school students learn the skills they need and find inspiration to pursue careers in technology.
To help employers, the California Chamber of Commerce has put together a web page with links to federal, state and CalChamber resources about immigration law.
California Chamber of Commerce priority legislation scheduled to be considered today includes the following bills on the agenda of the Senate Labor, Public Employment and Retirement Committee.
Among California Chamber of Commerce priority bills scheduled to be considered by the Assembly Labor and Employment Committee tomorrow are the following:
California business owners could be saddled with more than $1 billion in new costs under state legislation seeking sweeping regulation of so-called “automation decision systems,” according to a new analysis from the California Chamber of Commerce.