The Private Sector Cannot be California’s Safety Net
Accident. Illness. Old age. Unemployment. During the Great Depression, Dr. I.M. Rubinow, a leading theorist on social insurance, a social progressive, and mentor to President […]
Regulations
Smoke, Fire, and New Legislation Approaching
In California, where there’s smoke, there may be a wildfire – and new legislative action. Starting with smoke: on Thursday June 27th, the Cal/OSHA’s Standards […]
The Danger of Hazy Wildfire Smoke Standards
In the wake of recent devastating wildfires, California’s homeowners, businesses, and local governments have been left to clean up the devastation and rebuild their lives. […]
Once Again the Governor Paddles Right
The CalChamber led coalition fought a long and hard battle against a little known bill – AB 2963 (Kalra) which would have had far-reaching implications had […]
No Recess for Regulatory Activity at Cal/OSHA
When people think about lobbyists and their engagement in the political process, it usually is focused on legislation. And while CalChamber certainly is engaged on […]