As our Chamber navigates the ever-evolving climate of a post-pandemic economy, we are sustaining our efforts to support legislation that benefits our members’ businesses on a federal, state, county and local level.
We will continue our partnerships with the Western Association of Chamber Executives, the US Chamber, as well as the Inland Empire Legislative Alliance to advocate for the policies outlined on our approved platform page.
Legislative Advocacy & Action
- SB 95 Extension: COVID-19 Paid Supplemental Sick Leave- OPPOSE
- AB 1074- OPPOSE
- SB 727 (Leyva): Labor-related liabilities: direct contractor- OPPOSE
- SB 262 (Hertzberg): Bail- OPPOSE
- SB 62 (Durazo) Employment: Garment Manufacturing- OPPOSE- As Amended August 30, 2021
- SB 9 (Atkins) Housing Development: approvals- OPPOSE
- Coalition Letter on COVID-19 Liability Protections
- Reasonable Accommodations for Associational Disabilities Under the Fair Employment and Housing Act.
- SB 74 (Borgeas and Caballero) Keep California Working Act Support - As Amended February 2, 2021
- Coalition Letter on Extension of the Deadline for the Paycheck Protection Program
- Legislation Promoting Economic Recovery
- Coalition Letter on Extension of the Paycheck Protection Program Deadline
- Coalition Letter on the Private Attorneys General Act: Mutual Arbitration Waiver
- Coalition Letter on Workers' Compensation: Hospital Employees
- AB 62 (Gray) Income Taxes: Credits - Costs to Comply with COVID-19
- AB 1028 (Seyarto) Telecommuting: Telework Flexibility Act
- AB 530 (Fong) Labor Code Private Attorneys General Act of 2004: Notice Requirements
- AB 513 (Bigelow) Telecommuting: Employee Notices and Acknowledgements; Final Pay
- AB 230 (Voepel) Employment: Flexible Work Schedules
- AB 657 (Ochoa Bogh) Telecommuting: Employment Notices and Acknowledgements
- Comments to Proposed Amendments to Article 6, Clear and Reasonable Warnings Short-Form Warnings
- AB 267 (Valladares): California Environmental Quality Act: exemption: prescribed fire, thinning, and fuel reduction projects – SUPPORT
- AB 778 (Garcia): Institutional purchasers: purchase of California-grown agricultural products – SUPPORT
- AB 1074 (Gonzalez): Employment: rehiring and retention: displaced workers – OPPOSE
- AB 1163 (Nazarian): Local government: taxation: prohibition: groceries – OPPOSE
- AB 1296 (Kamlager): South Coast Air Quality Management District: district board: membership – OPPOSE
- SB 342 (Gonzalez): South Coast Air Quality Management District: board membership – OPPOSE
- AB 84/SB 93 (CMTE. On Budget) Employment: Rehiring and Retention: Displaced Workers - OPPOSE
- AB 1179 (Carrillo) Employer Provided Benefit: Backup Childcare - OPPOSE
- AB 1003 (Gonzalez) Wage Theft: Grand Theft - OPPOSE
- AB 693 (Chau) Proposition 65: Oppose Unless Amended
- AB 570 (Santiago) Dependent Parent Health Care Coverage - OPPOSE
- IECA Virtual Sacramento Trip 2021
- The Chino Valley Chamber of Commerce was pleased to attend a Virtual Trip to Sacramento with our fellow Chamber leaders through the IECA to speak with State Assembly Members Chad Mayes, Freddie Rodriguez, James Ramos, Eduardo Garcia, Thurston Smith and State Senator Richard Roth. We discussed advocating for small business assistance, protecting small business from onerous regulations, upskilling our workforce to address current workforce needs, opposing unfunded state mandates and providing liability protection for businesses during COVID.
- AB 650 (Muratsuchi) Employer-Provided Benefits: Health Care Workers - OPPOSE
- AB 1179 (Carrillo) Employer Provided Benefit: Backup Childcare - OPPOSE
- SB 213 (Cortese) Workers' Compensation: Hospital Employees - OPPOSE
- AB 106 (Salas): Regions Rise Grant Program – SUPPORT
- AB 701 (Gonzalez): Warehouse distribution centers – OPPOSE
- Restoring Net Operating Loss Deductions and Business Incentive Tax Credits - Support
- Coalition Letter on Broadband and Digital Infrastructure
