Is it illegal to work for my employer to have non employees working in the store
I agree with the answer above. The only people that can sue would be the employees affected by these practices, and your husband's only recourse is...
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I agree with the answer above. The only people that can sue would be the employees affected by these practices, and your husband's only recourse is...
Cal. Penal Code section 490.5 is a penal statute. The Penal Code is enforced by law enforcement and your local district attorney. A civil law firm...
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Your employer must reasonably accommodate your disability or illness in California. It sounds like in this case, your condition prevents you from...
There are two basic statutory protections for disabled workers in California: The Fair Employment & Housing Act (FEHA) and the California Family...
Employers commonly mis-classify employees as "exempt" workers, when in reality they should be subject to all the protections of California wage and...
Thanks for providing some clarification on your initial query. If I understand your situation correctly: you work for a company that contracts you...