In 2022, the California Chamber of Commerce identified 19 job killer bills, voicing concern that the bills reflected a lack of appreciation of the economic realities and regulatory challenges employers—and

(September 14, 2022) On the final day of the session, Assembly members heeded the concerns raised by the California Chamber of Commerce a coalition of more than 110 organizations and

(September 1, 2022) In the final hours of the legislative session, CalChamber advocates and a large coalition of allies were successful in stopping a last minute climate-related job killing bill

(August 31, 2022) Two California Chamber of Commerce job killer bills that will lead to excessive costs and jeopardize thousands of high paying jobs in the state face a key

(August 25, 2022) The California Chamber of Commerce has labeled a last-minute greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction proposal a job killer. The bill, AB 2133 (Quirk; D-Hayward), was gutted and amended