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New California Employment Laws For 2024
California Labor & Employment Law Review - Volume 38, Issue 1
2023 was anticipated to be a busy year for the California Legislature, and the numbers prove it, with a total of 2,632 bills introduced by the February 17, 2023 deadline—the most in the last 10 sessions.
By the end of session on September 14th, 1,046 bills were sent to Governor Gavin Newsom. By October 14th, 890 were signed and 156 were vetoed. By comparison, in 2022, 1,166 bills reached the governor’s desk, 997 were signed and 169 were vetoed.
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