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Aug 22, 2018California’s Ban Clarified On Applicant Salary History Intended to eliminate traditional disparities in pay levels for the same or similar work, new California Labor Code section 432.3 prohibits emplo...
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Employment and labor Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
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California’s Ban Clarified On Applicant Salary History Intended to eliminate traditional disparities in pay levels for the same or similar work, new California Labor Code section 432.3 prohibits emplo...
See Full GuideChanges to California’s Mandatory Workplace Notice and Pamphlet on State Benefit Programs California employers must conspicuously display required labor posters or notices where all employees may view...
See Full GuideCall Center Accused of Ignoring Sexual Harassment Complaints Settles Suit for $3.5 Million The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has announced court approval of a $3.5 million paymen...
See Full GuideIs California’s "Paid Family Leave" a Protected Leave of Absence? Employers are sometimes uncertain how to properly respond to an employee*s request for Paid Family Leave because the name is somewhat ...
See Full GuideCalifornia Employers May Disclose Sexual Harassment Allegations to Prospective Employers Defamation refers to the laws that make someone accountable for harming another*s reputation through the spread...
See Full Guide2018 California Wage Orders Overview The California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) through the California Industrial Welfare Commission (IWC) created and continues to refine 17 wage orders (...
See Full GuideWhat to Do When an Employee Refuses to Sign a Disciplinary Notice Businesses must discipline their employees fairly and consistently in accordance with company policy. An employer should keep proper r...
See Full GuideTime Off for Fire Fighting, Crime Victims, Drug Rehab, School Visits, and More Most California employers are aware that state and federal law allows eligible employees to take time off for family and ...
See Full GuideEmployers’ Hands are Tied When Recouping Overpayments or Collecting on Loans The payroll department discovers it accidentally overpaid an employee by $500. May it simply deduct that extra amount from ...
See Full GuideService Offering Dynamic In-Person Interactive Training vs. Online Impersonal Button Pushing For most covered employers, December 31, 2017 is the next deadline to provide workplace discrimination and ...
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