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Many new employment-related laws were signed into law at the end of the legislative session. Unless otherwise stated, these new laws take effect January...

Five of the state’s top women leaders, representing the private sector and state government, recently joined the California Chamber of Commerce in a panel webinar to recount their personal journeys to success and share strategies to help women on their paths to leadership and entrepreneurship.

The following answers to questions posed by the California Chamber of Commerce are from Ambassador Jane Duke, consul general at the Australian Consulate General...

Recorded Webinar Now Available - 12/8/2020 The California Chamber of Commerce joined with the California Labor Commissioner’s Office on November 20 to present a free...

Overhauling California’s recycling market requires a balance of the right mandates with a compliance pathway, California Chamber of Commerce Policy Advocate Adam Regele told...

Election Day is over, but ballot counting continues to determine the voters’ will on issues ranging from California property taxes to supporting economic diversity...

This election is one that seems like it will never end. While a significant number of ballots are still left to be counted—and perhaps...

I have an employee who has threatened to commit suicide. We are very concerned. What should we do, and do we have any obligations? These...

The California Chamber of Commerce will be presenting its first Post-Election Webinar on Tuesday, November 17. Planned for the opening segment of the two-hour webinar...

Despite disruptions caused by a global pandemic, the number of 60-day notices filed pursuant to Proposition 65 against food companies alleging exposure to acrylamide...