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EACs: What and Why?

Employer Advisory Councils (EACs) are volunteer groups made up of a cross section of local employers who work together to help the business community operate more effectively and efficiently. Our commitment to both employers and workers is to:

  • Keep employers informed and compliant as employment law and workplace requirements change
  • Build cooperation and communication among employers across the region
  • Give business leaders practical, affordable access to expertise they'd otherwise pay a premium for

Benefits of Membership :

    • Stay current with changes in employment law through presentations by expert speakers at general membership meetings
    • Get assistance on a wide range of employer/employee relationship topics through access to a management hotline
    • Network and share ideas with other employers
    • Use the group as a sounding board for workplace policies, programs, and procedures before you roll them out
    • Design, implement, and participate in community activities such as job fairs, career days, and job search workshops
    • Attend seminars that provide a forum for discussing shared challenges — hiring and retention, wage and hour compliance, leave administration, and more

Why the CEAC?

The California Employer Advisory Council (CEAC) was formed in 1980. This statewide council is composed of representatives from local Employer Advisory Councils. The CEAC:

  • Connects employers and local councils across the state
  • Identifies workforce and employment issues that have statewide or national implications
  • Recommends changes to state and federal laws, regulations, policies, and procedures
  • Proposes or reviews legislation and makes recommendations to state and federal legislators and administrators
  • Provides services and assistance to local EACs throughout California

Who Should Belong?

Employers from businesses of every size, especially:

  • Business Owners
  • Corporate Managers
  • Human Resources Managers
  • Personnel Managers
  • Office Managers
  • CPAs, CFOs, and Treasurers

How To Join

By joining your local Employer Advisory Council (EAC), you automatically become a member of the California Employer Advisory Council (CEAC). If you are interested in becoming a member please use the form below to submit your information.

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