By David Kalb, President of Capitol Services, Inc.
Centuries ago in ancient times all roads led to Rome. In California’s contractor licensing world all roads lead to CSLB HQ in Sacramento. When filing on time is a crucial issue going to the ‘source’ is often the best bet for success…
The Construction Industry Force Account Council, CIFAC, announced that Governor Brown recently signed the CIFAC sponsored bill AB 720, i.e. the Road Commissioner Reform Bill.
According to CIFAC Executive Director Cathryn Hilliard, "we can celebrate the fact that millions of dollars in additional county roadwork will go out to bid. This legislation was so important that it helped build one of the strongest coalitions of contractors and labor organizations on a single issue we've seen in recent times."
Governor Brown completed actions on 2011 legislation on October 9. The Governor had a veto rate of 14.3%. There were 889 bills on his desk in 2011. 760 signed, 128 vetoed, one became law without his signature.
AB 22 (Mendoza) – Signed. Prohibits an employer or prospective employer from using a consumer credit report for employment purposes. Click Here
The Construction Industry Force Account Council, CIFAC, announced that Governor Brown recently signed the CIFAC sponsored bill AB 720, i.e. the Road Commissioner Reform Bill.
According to CIFAC Executive Director Cathryn Hilliard, "we can celebrate the fact that millions of dollars in additional county roadwork will go out to bid. This legislation was so important that it helped build one of the strongest coalitions of contractors and labor organizations on a single issue we've seen in recent times."
From the Abdulaziz, Grossbart & Rudman Newsletter Jan / Feb 2012
By David Kalb & Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.
Despite what a contractor may believe is the right direction, misinformation about their contractor’s license can often lead to a ‘dead end’. Like the ‘GPS’ of contractor’s licensing law we can help you get to your destination. Another contractor needs expert ‘directions’ to Nevada…
By David Kalb & Shauna Krause, Capitol Services, Inc.
You have to walk before you can run, as some younger aspiring contractors must learn. Apprentice is only the first step towards a license. Winning contracts in the market is always hard work, but on those bids involving government or special districts there are additional challenges. For our first contractor there is little room to maneuver between a ‘rock and a hard place’…
from Scott P Leary, Executive Director
As a free added-value membership service, the Builders Exchange of Alameda County in partnership with Employers Advocate Services (EAS) is providing your company with a seasoned personal Workers Compensation Claims Specialist, Lori Wolf.
On February 8, 2012, Cal/OSHA launched a statewide Confined Space Special Emphasis Initiative to focus attention on preventing worker deaths and injuries in confined spaces. The press release can be found at https://www.dir.ca.gov/DIRNews/2012/IR2012-05.html. For your convenience, content of the release is included below. A copy of the Alert is also attached.