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Over the last decade, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has a pattern of overruling itself in how it determines whether an entity can be considered a joint employer of a worker and, thus, be subject to National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) claims from the worker. On October 26, 2023, the NLRB continued this cycle of change, issuing a final rule that establishes a broad joint-employer test that will make more entities joint employers of workers than previous tests.
In recent days, the long-awaited Sites Reservoir project in Northern California reached two key milestones that put it incredibly close to final project approval and construction.
California continues to have one of the worst business competitiveness climates in the country thanks to its high corporate, individual and sales tax rates. The only states that rank worse overall than California are New York and New Jersey, but California is still the worst when it comes to gas taxes, sales taxes and the top marginal tax rate.
Crime and retail theft were key topics earlier this week when the Big City Chambers Coalition (BCCC) met to discuss key issues affecting California’s business community.
A record crowd gathered in Laguna Niguel on October 24 and 25 for the annual CalChamber Public Affairs Conference. The packed day-and-a-half agenda still provided many opportunities for attendees to mingle and share observations about state and national politics.
A new select committee has been formed in the California Assembly to identify policy solutions for retail theft.
The CalChamber poll, The People’s Voice, 2023, found that California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California. Voters believe their families would have a better future if they left California.
The CalChamber poll, The People’s Voice, 2023, found that California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California. Moreover, a majority of voters polled say Sacramento policies have “worsened” the condition of the state.
The CalChamber Poll, The People’s Voice 2023, found that California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California. Notably, a strong majority believe that American Dream “once held true but does not anymore.
California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California than a year ago, according to findings from the California Chamber of Commerce Poll, The People’s Voice, 2023.
The CalChamber poll, The People’s Voice, 2023, found that California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California. Voters believe their families would have a better future if they left California.
The CalChamber Poll, The People’s Voice 2023, found that California voters have grown more anxious and pessimistic about living in California. Notably, a strong majority believe that American Dream “once held true but does not anymore.