Tag: CalHR
Presidential Ambitions behind Gavin Newsom’s Metamorphosis into a Conservative
What a difference 6 weeks makes! It’s been only 6 weeks since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, and the launch of California Governor Gavin Newsom’s metamorphosis into a conservative. Newsom is making a major shift to the political middle in an...
Gov. Newsom Orders State Workers Return-to-Office 5 Years After Original Covid Lockdown Order
Five years after his original Covid lockdown order, sending nearly the entire state workforce of “non-essential” workers packing in 2020, California Governor Gavin Newsom issued a “get back to the office” order Monday… but not until July 1, 2025, and...
Backlash Grows Over Gov. Newsom Nixing College Degree Requirements for 30,000 State Jobs
Backlash continues to grow over Governor Gavin Newsom’s announcement earlier this week that college and other educational requirements for 30,000 state jobs would be nixed. Plans for another 32,000 jobs will be added to that list by the end of...
California ‘DOGE’ Proves State Government is Too BIG and Unaccountable
“Waste and Inefficiency, Improper Hiring, and Other Improper Governmental Activities” is the subtitle of the California State Auditor’s latest “Investigations of Improper Activities by State Agencies and Employees.” There are some real doozies. I have for years recommended cutting the...
State Employee Who Saved California Millions Loses Compensation Case Against CalHR
New state appellate court documents unveiled over the weekend found that a former California Department of Transportation Employee, whose suggestions have saved the state millions of dollars, lost a court case earlier this month against the California Department of Human...
Complaint Alleges State HR Office Declined Information Requests to Shield Unions
A complaint filed on May 12 against California’s Department of Human Resources seeks to establish whether the agency works for the state residents and taxpayers, or for the powerful labor unions that control most of California’s public employees. Filed in...