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Frequent Employer Questions About California’s Paid Sick Leave

Regularly, our members have questions about California’s Healthy Workplaces, Healthy Families (HWHF) Act— better known as the mandatory paid sick leave law — including...

Attendees Celebrate Links, Look to Future Success

The connections, hard work and mutual support behind the success of women leaders were on display this week at the second annual Women’s Leadership...

Barrera Joins State Water Plan Committee

CalChamber President and CEO Jennifer Barrera has joined a state advisory panel to help shape a new, multi-year water plan for California — a...

Women’s Council Funds Scholarships for Future Women Leaders

Scholarships to support future women leaders of California will grow thanks to $50,000 raised through the CalChamber Women’s Leadership Council. The funding for the Minerva...

Business Coalition Opposes Undermining Antitrust Law

Last week, the California Chamber of Commerce joined a broad coalition representing nearly every sector of the California economy in criticizing a newly introduced...

CalChamber Names Policy Advocate for Labor/Workers’ Comp Issues

Sacramento attorney Andrea N. Lynch joined the California Chamber of Commerce last week to lead the organization’s advocacy on labor and employment and workers’...

What If an Employee Admits Using Marijuana Before Start of Shift?

One of our employees told us he smokes marijuana about 2 hours before his shift, and that he feels no effects from it when...

Initiative Reaches Key Signature Threshold Early

Last week, the Building an Affordable California Act campaign notified the California Secretary of State that it has surpassed the 25% signature threshold required...

Business Coalition Applauds Key Provisions of New PAGA Regulations

The FixPAGA Coalition, first formed in 2021 to support needed reforms to California’s Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA), issued a statement this week after...

Wearable Technologies in the Workplace: What Employers Should Know

As wearable technology moves from wrists and pockets to glasses, jewelry and even clothing, California employers are confronting a new set of workplace questions...