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In Episode 214 of The Workplace podcast, CalChamber Associate General Counsel Matthew Roberts and immigration law experts Greg Berk and Andrew Desposito discuss employer obligations during federal immigration raids and audits.
Cal/OSHA held the first open discussion of its workplace violence safety regulation for general industry at an all-day advisory committee meeting on January 24.
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The California Chamber of Commerce hosted a series of panels on January 22 to discuss the state’s top policy issues and priorities with leading experts.
Tips on how small and minority-owned businesses can tackle the process of bidding on contracts with the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) were the focus of the CalChamber Small Business Policy Council first quarter meeting.
The new Trump administration promises the most disruptive change in Washington, D.C. ever seen. From the inaugural speech and into the second week of the new administration, there is much speculation about the extent tariffs may be used to protect domestic industries from the unfair practices of foreign companies and foreign markets, raise revenue — even replacing income taxes with tariffs — and as leverage in negotiations.
California’s tourism board is urging tourists to visit Los Angeles County and help support the region’s local businesses and economy.
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California is in better fiscal footing than it has been for the last two years and is not expected to have a revenue shortfall, California Director of Finance Joe Stephenshaw told business leaders during a California Chamber of Commerce live webinar last Friday.
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With devastating wildfires ravaging California, both employers and workers should be aware of some emergency options available through California’s unemployment insurance (UI) system.
The California Chamber of Commerce and a diverse coalition of organizations highlighted the far-reaching economic impacts of proposed changes to water management within the San Francisco Bay/Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta (Bay-Delta) system in a comment letter submitted to the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) on January 10.