Topic · Los Angeles County
Jobs and Economy in Los Angeles County
Employment, wages, workers, businesses, trade, banking and economic development. On this topic: 0 bills in Congress, 0 in California, 6 executive actions, 0 excerpts in officials' own words.
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Bills in Congress
No bills with a final-passage vote are tagged with this topic yet.
Bills in the California Legislature
No bills with a final-passage vote are tagged with this topic yet.
County meetings
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Executive actions
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Governor Newsom signs first-of-its-kind executive order to prepare workers and businesses for potential AI disruption
AI-tagged: Executive order to prepare workers and businesses for artificial intelligence disruption.
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Promoting Retirement-Savings Access for American Workers by Establishing TrumpIRA.gov
AI-tagged: Executive order establishing retirement savings access program for workers.
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Governor Newsom expands financial literacy in schools and wealth-building access for women
AI-tagged: Executive action expanding financial literacy education and wealth-building access for women.
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Promoting Access to Mortgage Credit
AI-tagged: Expands access to mortgage credit for home buyers.
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Ensuring Truthful Advertising of Products Claiming To Be Made in America
AI-tagged: Establishes truthful advertising requirements for products marketed as made in America.
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Continuing the Suspension of Duty-Free De Minimis Treatment for All Countries
AI-tagged: Continues suspension of duty-free de minimis treatment for imports from all countries.
In their own words
No excerpt from the own Issues pages of Los Angeles County's officials is tagged with this topic yet.
Word for word from each official's own website, the same way for every official.
Campaign money from related industries
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Industries tied to jobs and economy: Labor unions; Finance, insurance and banking; Manufacturing; Retail and consumer goods. Industries are approximate (keyword rules on names), and an industry says nothing about what a contribution was for. How industries are tied to topics Members of Congress: this two-year period, from PACs and donors' employers (FEC). California officials: their latest two-year period, itemized contributions (Cal-Access).
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