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Make Employers Train Employees

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On September 14, 2023
Good stuff coming from the California legislature these days on labor issues: The California Legislature is moving to require employers to compensate food service employees for the cost of food safety training mandated by the state’s public health laws. If signed into law, the legislation...
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Unions and YIMBYism

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On August 21, 2023
Rachel Cohen with a great piece on how California YIMBYs got unions on board. Today, though, a major sea change is happening across California, with some unions now either actively supporting the major housing bills winding their way through the legislature, or otherwise signaling that...
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Who Are the Homeless?

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On July 9, 2023
Rachel Cohen has a good run-down of a recent study in California that did demographic data on the homeless. There are some interesting findings here: Their final report, the California Statewide Study of People Experiencing Homelessness, or CASPEH, includes nearly 3,200 administered questionnaires and 365...
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