The Effective 48-Hour Notice
by John McGill, Special Counsel at Archer Norris
Capitol Connection Q&A for Contractors - Week of February 13, 2012
By David Kalb & Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.
While the complex regulations governing contractors in California are largely written in law, some of the ‘rules’ guiding licensing remain ‘unwritten’. These are not actual statutes, but practices derived from CSLB interpreting the ‘black and white’ legislation. We ‘dial in’ a low voltage answer, and also as strange as it may sound, a Qualifier learns he has been promoted to replace himself…
The Safety Expo Returns for the Eighth Year in 2012
Seven years of success is the background for the 2012 Safety Expo’s new Regulatory Track representing more than fourteen topics and seventy hours of training, which key-in on the Top 10 Safety Violations from 2011. This year, special attention has been taken in the programming of topics and sessions avoiding time conflicts and overlapping schedules, which allows your employees to participate in the classes they want and need making better use of their time and more training for your three-day registration dollars.
SACRAMENTO UPDATE - February 3, 2012
from Kevin Pedrotti, Legislative Advocate, Golden State Builders Exchanges
RDA’s CLOSED
All of the state’s 400 redevelopment agencies closed their doors on February 1. This followed the state Supreme Court’s decision in December to uphold a 2011 law to abolish the economic-development program.