(September 13. 2023) The California Senate yesterday approved a California Chamber of Commerce job killer bill that creates a broad “family caregiver status” under the Fair Employment and Housing Act. The

(September 8, 2023) A California Chamber of Commerce job killer bill that will increase unemployment insurance (UI) taxes to subsidize striking workers passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee yesterday and is expected

(August 31, 2023) Seven California Chamber of Commerce job killer bills and other important proposals face a key deadline in the Assembly and Senate Appropriations committees tomorrow. Bills that fail to pass

(August 24, 2023) The California Chamber of Commerce has tagged SB 799 (Portantino; D-Burbank) as a job killer bill, citing the proposal’s requirement for employers to subsidize striking workers through additional

(July 17, 2023) Six California Chamber of Commerce job killer bills that threaten jobs and, if passed, will increase the cost of doing business in California remain active as state legislators