Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil (D-Jackson) introduced SB 375 to provide employers with financial relief from the cost of compliance with the new COVID-19 workplace safety standards that took effect in early February. SB 375 would provide an annual credit against state payroll taxes to reimburse employers for costs such as testing, masking, ventilation systems, exclusion from work, and other pandemic-based regulatory compliance costs.
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Calaveras County, CA – Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil (D-Jackson) has introduced SB 375 to provide California employers with financial relief from the cost of complying with the new COVID-19 workplace safety standards.
The bill would offer an annual credit against state payroll taxes to reimburse employers for expenses such as testing, masks, ventilation systems, and other pandemic-related compliance costs.
A public safety bill introduced by Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil (D-Jackson) would make rape of an unconscious person a violent felony in California.
Senator Alvarado-Gil introduced a new public safety bill this week making rape of an unconscious person a violent felony in California.
The current law in California deems rape as a “violent felony” only when committed against a person’s will by means of force, violence, duress, menace, fear, or the threat of violent retaliation.
It’s probably fair to say California Sen. Marie Alvarado Gil could be the most unique person to ever occupy the District 4 seat.
For one, she is a Democrat and the first one to represent this sprawling district in decades.
Sacramento, CA — An early bill this legislative session introduced by Democratic Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil is calling on state lawmakers to increase the penalty for anyone committing rape against an unconscious individual.
She notes that rape is currently only a “violent felony” when committed against a person’s will by force, violence, duress, or threat of violent retaliation.
A public safety bill introduced by Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil (D-Jackson) would make rape of an unconscious person a violent felony in California.
The California Senate has passed a proclamation authored by Mother Lode Senator Marie Alvarado Gil proclaiming Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.