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The Daily Prep List 3.3.2023

Labor

CalChamber bill seeks to shield good-faith employers from labor law penalties

Sacramento Business Journal 3/2

California business groups are pushing for a new bill that aims to protect good-faith employers from liability for hefty fines resulting from lawsuits over labor laws.

California’s War On The Fast-Food Industry Continues

Proskauer 3/2

In the California Legislature’s latest attack on the fast-food industry, Assemblymember Chris Holden (D-Pasadena) introduced the Fast Food Franchisor Responsibility Act (“AB 1228”).

Food Industry Policy

Council ends ‘parklet’ program but expands outdoor dining

Claremont Courier 3/2

Two days after Governor Gavin Newsom ended California’s COVID-19 state of emergency, the Claremont City Council pulled the plug on a familiar pandemic era sight, giving restaurateurs 14 days to remove outdoor dining “parklets” in the Village.

California Assembly member tried to get rid of paper receipts — again

San Francisco Chronicle 3/2

California Assembly Member Phil Ting is still pushing for a state bill that would require businesses to print out receipts only when customers ask for them, a shift that he says would save billions of trees, millions of dollars, and greatly reduce the unseen health dangers that many receipts carry.

On the Side

Does this new robot-staffed chocolate emporium signal a themed restaurant comeback?

Los Angeles Times 3/2

I’m about to take a bite from a slice of Key lime pie at the Toothsome Chocolate Emporium when a host named Jacques stops by.

San Francisco Restaurant Owner Demands Change Following Recent Burglaries in Area

NBC Bay Area 3/2

A San Francisco restaurant owner says something has to change after his store was once again burglarized this week.

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