Labor Laws Should Be Updated to Reflect Shift Towards Telecommuting
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many employees have been working from home since March with no end in sight. This has led some […]
Month: November 2020
Buckle Up Folks: It’s Gonna Be a Bumpy Ride
It’s off to the races as last week the California Legislature released its 2021 Tentative Schedule. In some respects, it’s business as usual. The Legislature is […]
Proposition 15 Defeated, Now What?
Proposition 15 was defeated by over 600,000 votes and California managed to avoid another landmine on the road to economic recovery. The initiative would have […]
Ballot Measures Mostly Do No Harm
Every two years California voters face a mixed bag of ballot measures, many often hostile to business and economic development. This year was no different, […]
CalChamber’s Efforts on Proposition 65
Despite a global pandemic, the number of 60-day notices filed pursuant to Proposition 65 against food companies alleging exposure to acrylamide continues its exponential growth […]