Gender equity in the workplace and more generally in society is basically a no brainer. However, a bill pending in the Legislature has taken the idea of gender equity to

There’s another misbegotten soda tax bill on the floor in Sacramento. Like those before it, it should be voted down — not just on its particular grounds, but to clearly

If the state Capitol had a hall of fame for legislative influence, a no-brainer inductee for playing defense would be the California Chamber of Commerce — a feared linebacker with

The California Chamber of Commerce identified its first “job killer” bill of 2019 in Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher’s AB 51…CalChamber argues the legislation would expand litigation and increase costs for

The California Chamber of Commerce today announced its first identified job killer of 2019 — AB 51 (Gonzalez; D-San Diego). The bill, which is scheduled for hearing on March 6 in

Brown also rejected one of the year’s highest profile measures, which would have prohibited employers from requiring arbitration agreements and thus made it easier for workers to sue their bosses.