(August 26, 2024) A California Chamber of Commerce job killer bill that drastically restricts how businesses communicate with their employees on matters directly related to their company and industry is getting

(August 14, 2024) Legislation opposed by the California Chamber of Commerce as a job killer is nearly identical to a Colorado bill vetoed recently due to concerns about its unintended consequences and ambiguous

(August 6, 2024) California legislators returned to the Capitol on Monday from summer recess and have just one month to pass bills to the Governor’s desk. Most job killer bills

(July 22, 2024) A California Chamber of Commerce job killer bill that chills employer speech on certain matters, including unionization, awaits action in the Assembly Appropriations Committee. The bill, SB

(July 3, 2024) A California Chamber of Commerce job killer bill that taxes digital advertising revenue remains active as legislators wrap up their final hearings today and head home for

(June 13, 2024) A job killer proposal to place no-growth language in the state Constitution that will in effect stop development has been stopped for the year. Additionally, two CalChamber-opposed