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California Center for Public Policy
From Ballotpedia
The California Center for Public Policy was founded in 2010 by Alan Oliver Ebenstein, a lecturer in economics at the University of California-Santa Barbara.
Ebenstein founded the group to support various changes to California's labor laws. He says, "Basically, the situation in California now is so significant, with respect to the budget deficits so many government agencies face, that the right solution to confronting these financial difficulties is to end public sector collective bargaining."[1]
Initiatives supported by the group include the "End Collective Bargaining by Public Employee Unions Act" (2012).
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