California Chamber of Commerce priority bills scheduled for hearings next week include the following.
Job Creator Bills
• SB 936 (Hertzberg; D-Van Nuys) Loan Access.
• SB 985 (Berryhill; R-Twain Harte) Flexible Workweek.
Opposed Bills
• AB 1676 (Campos; D-San Jose) Frivolous Litigation.
• AB 1843 (M. Stone; D-Scotts Valley) Juvenile Criminal Records.
• AB 1993 (Irwin; D-Thousand Oaks) Creates Unnecessary and Burdensome Mandates on Business.
• AB 2183 (Gatto; D-Glendale) Jeopardizes State Workforce Goals.
• AB 2261 (R. Hernández; D-West Covina) Expansion of Division of Labor Standards Enforcement Authority.
• AB 2748 (Gatto; D-Glendale) Increases Environmental Litigation.
• AB 2895 (R. Hernández; D-West Covina) New Bounty Hunter Penalty.
• SB 868 (Jackson; D-Santa Barbara) Stymies Drone Innovation.
• SB 1160 (Mendoza; D-Artesia) Increases Workers’ Compensation Costs.
• SB 1167 (Leyva; D-Chino) Indoor Heat Illness Regulation.
• SB 1234 (de León; D-Los Angeles) State Run Retirement Program for Private Sector Employees.
• SB 1241 (Wieckowski; D-Fremont) Interference with Enforcement of Contracts.
Supported Bills
• AB 1922 (Daly; D-Anaheim) Simplifies Workers’ Compensation Contract Negotiations.
• AB 1934 (Santiago; D-Los Angeles) Improves Housing Climate.
• AB 2180 (Ting; D-San Francisco) Expedites Housing Construction.
• AB 2329 (Bonilla; D-Concord) Increases Access to Computer Science.
• AB 2763 (Gatto; D-Glendale) Increases Transportation Network Company Use of Electric Vehicles.
• AB 2817 (Chiu; D-San Francisco) Creates Affordable Housing Opportunities.
• SB 66 (Leyva; D-Chino) Improves Career Technical Education.
• SB 933 (Allen; D-Santa Monica) Teacher Recruitment and Quality.
For more information, sample letters and updates on other legislation, visit www.calchambervotes.com.
