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At the urging of a California Chamber of Commerce-led coalition, state agencies have extended the time they will take comments on a recently released map of fire hazard zones in the state.
The California Chamber of Commerce is supporting the Governor’s budget proposal to allocate $250 million for relief grants to help small businesses and nonprofits offset the costs of providing COVID-19 supplemental paid sick leave.
The California Employment Development Department (EDD) has updated its Work Sharing Program website, offering additional resources for employers interested in applying for the program as a temporary alternative to layoffs.
More than ever, Californians increasingly depend on broadband for vital services such as health care, education, workforce, government services and more.
On Monday, January 30, 2023, Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) CEO Scott Drury and Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis unveiled and officially powered on the [H2] Innovation Experience ([H2]IE) — North America’s first-of its kind, clean, renewable hydrogen microgrid and home.
Following a barrage of storms at the end of December and beginning of January, California made a quick about-face from critically dry conditions to floods across the state.
In today’s workplace, the importance of incorporating diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) cannot be understated.
On January 31, at 10 a.m., a virtual MCLE course hosted by the California Chamber of Commerce, in coordination with the Stop Small Business Shakedowns committee and Fisher Phillips LLP, will look at businesses’ Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA) liability landscape in 2023 and beyond.
Jeremy Merz, former policy advocate for the California Chamber of Commerce, passed away on January 24 at the age of 42.
The new law establishing a fast food sector council will remain on hold until voters decide its fate in November 2024.
As the California Supreme Court prepares to rule on Adolph v. Uber – a case involving claims under the Private Attorneys General Act, a law exclusive to California that was recently curbed by the U.S. Supreme Court – a new friend of the court brief asks the state for more oversight to deter PAGA abuse, which they say is simply being used to enrich trial lawyers at the expense of California employers.