B Cal sponsored or supported the following important bills this year:
SB 12 (Corbett) – Made in California – This bill would establish the public and private partnership in promoting California small businesses and the products they produce. Awaiting Action by the Governor
AB 227 (Gatto) – Prop 65 – Display of warning info – Prohibits an enforcement action from being filed by a person in the public interest and prohibits recovery of certain payments or reimbursements if the notice to the alleged violation alleges a failure to provide a clear and reasonable warning for certain specified exposures including that the violator may not be liable due to a certain number of employees and, the alleged violator accomplishes specified actions. Requires certain information for any related action that is filed. Requires penalty adjustment. Awaiting Action by the Governor
AB 285 (Brown) – Micro Enterprises and Economic Development – Enables the CA Workforce Investment Board to create guidelines to help local workforce investment boards implement entrepreneurial and self-employment training to micro-businesses that are trying to expand. Awaiting Action by the Governor
AB 393 (Cooley) – Go-Biz Web site fee schedules – Signed by the Governor (Ch 124, Stat 2013)
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Please see information below about a webinar by our friends at CAMEO. It will focus on the importance of self-employment and micro businesses in job creation.
Mon, Sep. 16, 2013, 12:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time - Registration Link:https://cc.readytalk.com/r/lqbj25c8mjo3&eom
Self-employment is THE labor market trend
In California corporations with more than 500 employees shed almost 300,00 jobs from 2003 to 2010, while during the same period,
companies with 1-4 employees created more than 700,00 jobs. It's the very small and independent workers who are creating the jobs.
You know who the small businesses are, but who are these independent workers?
This session will present data supporting self-employment and local micro business trends, and describe strategies, tools and resources that are proven effective in creating businesses, jobs and sustained local economies, without huge investment.
Bring your lunch, log on and discuss one of the most important labor market trends we are facing.
Scott Hauge
President
Small Business California
2311 Taraval Street
San Francisco, CA 94116
shauge@cal-insure.com
415-680-2188
SB 12 (Corbett) – Made in California – This bill would establish the public and private partnership in promoting California small businesses and the products they produce. Awaiting Action by the GovernorAB 227 (Gatto) – Prop 65 – Display of warning info – Prohibits an enforcement action from being filed by a person in the public interest and prohibits recovery of certain payments or reimbursements if the notice to the alleged violation alleges a failure to provide a clear and reasonable warning for certain specified exposures including that the violator may not be liable due to a certain number of employees and, the alleged violator accomplishes specified actions. Requires certain information for any related action that is filed. Requires penalty adjustment. Awaiting Action by the Governor
AB 285 (Brown) – Micro Enterprises and Economic Development – Enables the CA Workforce Investment Board to create guidelines to help local workforce investment boards implement entrepreneurial and self-employment training to micro-businesses that are trying to expand. Awaiting Action by the Governor
AB 393 (Cooley) – Go-Biz Web site fee schedules – Signed by the Governor (Ch 124, Stat 2013)
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Please see information below about a webinar by our friends at CAMEO. It will focus on the importance of self-employment and micro businesses in job creation.
Mon, Sep. 16, 2013, 12:00 PM Pacific Daylight Time - Registration Link:https://cc.readytalk.com/r/lqbj25c8mjo3&eom
Self-employment is THE labor market trend
In California corporations with more than 500 employees shed almost 300,00 jobs from 2003 to 2010, while during the same period,
companies with 1-4 employees created more than 700,00 jobs. It's the very small and independent workers who are creating the jobs.
You know who the small businesses are, but who are these independent workers?
This session will present data supporting self-employment and local micro business trends, and describe strategies, tools and resources that are proven effective in creating businesses, jobs and sustained local economies, without huge investment.
Bring your lunch, log on and discuss one of the most important labor market trends we are facing.
Scott Hauge
President
Small Business California
2311 Taraval Street
San Francisco, CA 94116
shauge@cal-insure.com
415-680-2188
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