What if Dept. Fair Employment in CA rules against a company? Can it be appealed, etc?
I agree with Marilynn Mika Spencer
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I agree with Marilynn Mika Spencer
I agree with James Carl Eschen III
California adopts at the at-will employment and this means that an employer may terminate an employee after one day, one month, or anytime after...
Yes, absolutely. Your immigration status is not relevant for purpose of enforcing wage and hour laws. Specifically, California Labor Code section...
It depends. If an employee suffers discrimination in work place, he/she may be entitled to back pay, front pay, and general damages, specifically...
California is an at-will State. This means that an employer, generally speaking, may terminate an employee for no reason at all. Barring any...
I do concur with my colleagues that additional information is necessary to determine the actions, if any, that could be taken in your situation. I...
I also concur with my colleagues. California is an at will State. Your employer does not need any reason to terminate your employment. Your...