Labor/Employment
Oct. 3, 2012
Governor signs series of employment laws, vetoes domestic workers bill
While Gov. Jerry Brown signed seven employment-related bills into law by the end of this legislative session, he vetoed a controversial bill that would have created new regulations for domestic workers.
By Laura Hautala
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Gov. Jerry Brown signed seven employment-related bills into law by the end of the legislative session Sunday, but he vetoed a controversial bill that would have created new regulations for domestic workers.
Opponents of the domestic workers bill, Assembly Bill 889, are trumpeting that veto as a victory for working families. The California Chamber of Commerce fought the bill's requirements to trac...
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