By Christopher Wysocki, Executive Director, CASE Sometimes the Legislature just doesn’t get it. Assembly Bill 2832 would raise California’s minimum wage from the current $6.75 per hour to $7.75 per hour – just as our state is trying to work … Continue reading
Written by Christopher Wysocki, Executive Director, CASE Senator Richard Alarcon Chairman Senate Labor & Industrial Relations Committee State Capitol, Room 4035 Sacramento, CA 95814 Dear Senator Alarcon: On behalf of the more than 9,000 members of the Consumer Alliance for … Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, May 2, 2005 Calls on People to Question Senator Florez Legislation Benefiting Indian Gaming Tribes (Sacramento, CA) – The Consumer Alliance for a Strong Economy today announced it has begun airing radio advertisements in the Central Valley … Continue reading
Written by Christopher Wysocki, Executive Director, CASE Senator Debra Bowen, Chair C/O Darren Chesin, Chief Consultant Elections, Reapportionment & Constitutional Amendments Committee State Capitol, Room 2203 Sacramento , CA 95814 RE: OPPOSE SB 36 Dear Senator Bowen: On behalf of … Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, November 15, 2004 (Sacramento, CA) – The Consumer Alliance for a Strong Economy has offered Senator Dean Florez an opportunity to respond to advertisements running in the Fresno and Bakersfield media markets urging people to call the … Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, August 28, 2004 Consumer Alliance for a Strong Economy Urges People to Call Senator Dean Florez and Ask Him About His Voting Record (Sacramento, CA) – The Consumer Alliance for a Strong Economy (CASE), a statewide group … Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, August 23, 2004 Urges People to Call on Governor to Veto Minimum Wage Increase Bill (Sacramento, CA) — The Consumer Alliance for a Strong Economy (CASE) has begun airing a new television commercial in Sacramento urging people … Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, May 26, 2004 Mandatory Increase Harms Consumers and Employees (Sacramento, CA) – In a move that angered many small business owners that were present for “Small Business Appreciation” day, the California State Assembly today passed legislation that … Continue reading