Workers are changing. California Legislature must face that reality
Labor protections are meant to address certain situations where there is an imbalance in control between the employer and employee. But when the workers themselves
Labor protections are meant to address certain situations where there is an imbalance in control between the employer and employee. But when the workers themselves
(Editor’s note: Following is the statement issued by CalChamber President and CEO Allan Zaremberg following Governor Brown signing SB 32 and AB 197 into law) Taken
AB 1727 Hurts California Consumers, Workers and Employers California employers lead the way in so many important technologies and industries. The jobs we create fuel
Didn’t you love having an extra hour of sleep yesterday morning? Wouldn’t it be great if we could have that personal luxury every week? If

At a time when California is running far behind making even the basic investments in maintaining our vital infrastructure, a proposed 2016 ballot measure would

The California Chamber of Commerce yesterday released a preliminary list of “job killer” bills to call attention to the negative impact that 16 proposed measures
The Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee did the right thing by rejecting an unfair, discriminatory split roll bill that would have raised rents and costs

Recently, Gov. Jerry Brown signed AB 777, by Assemblyman Al Muratsuchi, D-Torrance, a bill that will help ensure that California creates a competitive environment and
Last week, California’s two United States Senators–Diane Feinstein and Barbara Boxer–joined with over two-thirds of the United States Senate to pass comprehensive immigration reform–legislation that