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Is California About to Help Businesses?

June 25, 2024   8:00 amJune 25, 2024   8:01 am
It has been a long time since that headline has been written, but it just might be accurate. Gov. Gavin Newsom, legislative leaders, the California Labor Federation, and the California Chamber of Commerce have agreed on a package to reform...
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SB 881: Paid Sick Days

March 26, 2023   6:02 pmMarch 26, 2023   6:11 pm
Senate Bill 881 by Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil (D-Jackson) to deal with paid sick days. Previously a bill by Senator Glazer dealing with worker classification, SB 881 would amend Labor Code Sections 246 and 248.5. Section 1 of the bill would amend...
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California Was Just Named One of the Worst Judicial Hellholes in the Nation – Again

December 9, 2022   11:43 amDecember 10, 2022   4:48 pm
California was named one of the worst “Judicial Hellhole®” in the country again, according to a new report from the American Tort Reform Association. “Uninjured serial plaintiffs file hundreds of meritless lawsuits targeting businesses, and ultimately, plaintiffs’ lawyers are the...
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U.S. Supreme Court Again Strikes Down a California Arbitration Decision

June 15, 2022   7:42 pmJune 15, 2022   8:13 pm
In an expected, but nonetheless welcome opinion, the United States Supreme Court once again reversed a California appellate court decision regarding arbitration agreements. On June 15, the US Supreme Court issued its decision in Viking River Cruises, Inc. v. Moriana,...
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California Small Businesses are in Dire Straits

March 28, 2022   2:15 amApril 3, 2022   7:47 pm
California small businesses are in dire straits. As a former U.S. Small Business Administration Associate Administrator, I’ve seen firsthand the deteriorating situation for entrepreneurs in the Golden State. And sadly, COVID-19 isn’t solely to blame. Businesses were fleeing or shutting...
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Bill To Allow Employees To Refuse to Report to Work During an Emergency Passes Senate Committee

March 22, 2022   12:19 pm
A bill to allow all employed Californians to refuse to report to work if they feel it is unsafe during a state of emergency, passed the critical Senate Labor, Public Employment and Retirement Committee on Monday. Senate Bill 1044, authored...
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California AGAIN Named Worst ‘Judicial Hellhole’ in the U.S.

December 7, 2021   3:56 pmDecember 8, 2021   6:16 am
California is ending 2021 with yet one more designation as the worst state for something. California is at the bottom of the country for economic and personal freedoms, our schools rank at the bottom, California has the highest taxes and...
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