(November 9, 2015) The California Chamber of Commerce has released a report of California legislators’ floor votes for the first year of the 2015-16 legislative session, focusing on priority bills

(October 11, 2015)  Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed legislation Sunday that would have expanded California’s unpaid family leave policy to include a broader range of workers’ family members, handing a significant

(October 11, 2015) Gov. Jerry Brown barred public schools from using the Redskins name, strengthened the state’s vaccine rules by requiring mandatory vaccination for day care workers and handed a win

(October 12, 2015) Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. yesterday vetoed the two California Chamber of Commerce-opposed job killer bills on his desk. In 2015, CalChamber identified 19 job killer bills

(September 30, 2015) Assembly Bill 465 attempts to provide a blanket prohibition of all mandatory employment arbitration agreements made as a condition of employment. The bill not only is unnecessary

(September 29, 2015) “The California Legislature would be more credible about its concern for job growth if it didn’t make it so hard for employers to hire workers. Job growth starts