(June 2, 2020) Two California Chamber of Commerce-opposed job killer bills that will substantially increase workers’ compensation costs by establishing a “conclusive presumption” of workplace injury for contraction of COVID-19 are

(June 1, 2020)  A job killer bill that would result in chaotic and inconsistent enforcement of wage and hour laws by local jurisdictions by authorizing them to impose their own

(May 28, 2020) A bill that will limit the financial opportunities for Californians, further harming the housing market and creating job loss is advancing in the Assembly. AB 2501 (Limón;

(May 27, 2020) A job killer bill that will impede housing construction and harm California’s economic recovery will be considered by the Senate Environmental Quality Committee on Friday. SB 950

(May 26, 2020) Job killing legislation that will threaten small employers with costly litigation, increased financial burdens, and new or extended leaves of absence is advancing in the Assembly. One

(May 22, 2020) A job killer bill that will significantly restrict Californians’ ability to access home and auto loans by placing onerous burdens on lenders, which will further exacerbate the