California May Become First State To Require Companies To Have Women On Their Boards

[angelatc]

Broads on Boards.

Funny, but if the guaranteed living wage becomes a thing, look for more of this. In Saudi Arabia, you have to have Saudi employees in management positions. But since they're all millionaires, they don't actually like to work. So they get paid simply to put their name on the payroll.

[dannno]

Funny, but if the guaranteed living wage becomes a thing, look for more of this. In Saudi Arabia, you have to have Saudi employees in management positions. But since they're all millionaires, they don't actually like to work. So they get paid simply to put their name on the payroll.

There are plenty of chicks in California willing to take a $1,000 a year salary to sit at home and do nothing.

[dannno]

Some believe a woman is more for family, and other complements for men, not interfering in their work culture.

Decades of surveys and studies of women have shown they are less happy working than being home makers.

That doesn't mean women shouldn't have the choice of working, not every woman is going to be as happy as a home maker but it means that promoting more women in the work place is leading to women overall being less happy. Is that what you want?

A lot of very successful companies rose up with "lad culture", but guess what? They were able to serve customers the best, including women. Maybe there is value in that. Maybe men are more productive when there are less women in the workplace. Maybe that is the optimal path to go.

[Suzanimal]

It's teh law.

California’s Feminist Corporate Coup

10/25/2018
Jeffrey Harding

The California Legislature’s 201–2018 session just ended with an ocean of new laws inflicted upon its citizens. It’s actually difficult to discover how many new laws were passed. There were about 2,100 bills passed and signed by the governor, but many of them were bills supporting things like National Arbor Day or the Ritchie Valens Memorial Highway or Cinco de Mayo Week or Persian New Year. If you look up the legislative agenda there are about 50 pages of passed bills with 50 items on each page, of which about 7 pages of bills were vetoed by Governor Brown. I can’t tell you how many of them are “real” laws, but in the last session there were about 900 new laws. My guess is that there were more than 900 this session.

Does anyone seriously believe that these laws will materially improve our lives? What about the 900 passed last year? Or the 800 the year before that? What they will do is make life more complicated for Californians and drive businesses out of state.

The crown jewel of California’s Progressive-feminist policy this year was Senate Bill 826 which mandates publicly-held corporations to put women on their boards. It was passed and signed by Governor Jerry Brown. California now proudly leads the nation in identity politics. The law requires a minimum of one woman board member by 2019, and by 2020, two for boards with five members and three with boards of six or more.

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https://mises.org/wire/california%E2...corporate-coup

[Anti Federalist]

It's teh law.

Hey Suz...hope all is well.

[Origanalist]

If it is unconstitutional it is not within the power of the state legislature.
The Constitution is the supreme law of the land.

I knew it! You're from another universe!

[Origanalist]

Broads on Boards.

[Marenco]

More like these kinds of broads...