Government
Oct. 4, 2012
Governor's vetoes show Brown leery of crossing business lobbies
Gov. Jerry Brown's vetoes show the governor is leery of piling new regulations on businesses and a desire to avoid creating extra litigation that could burden businesses and the courts.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Gov. Jerry Brown's vetoes show the governor is leery of piling new regulations on businesses and a desire to avoid creating extra litigation that could burden businesses and the courts.
Among the more than 100 bills Brown vetoed in the past few weeks is one that would have required overtime pay and breaks for domestic care employees, bills that would have required more protection from outdoor heat f...
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