Summit Panelists Examine Employment, Privacy Issues

At the CalChamber Capitol Summit on May 22, Mike Villines, Villines Group LLC, moderates. Photo by Steve Yeater.
CalChamber Executive Vice President and General Counsel Erika Frank provides an update on labor and employment issues. Photo by Steve Yeater.
CalChamber Policy Advocate Sarah Boot gives an update on CalChamber efforts to make the California Consumer Privacy Act work. Photo by Steve Yeater.
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