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Background check question. I was arrested for possession in 2005. I completed diversion and the charge was dismissed.
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Answered on March 26, 2019
It shouldn't show up in most commercial background checks. First, because the charge is from 2005, and was dismissed per PC 1203.4, it shouldn't...
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I am a pediatrician and applied for a per diem position at Kaiser Riverside and was rejected. I had some issues with their cred
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Answered on March 26, 2019
There's a lot here that may be actionable, but it's not clear if there is anything or not. What I would suggest is to simply contact an employment...
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CLARIFICATION! Do I have to agree with my employer to become an Exempt Employee? i manage a doctor/surgeon's office.
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Answered on March 25, 2019
Unfortunately, you don't have to agree with your employer to be classified as an exempt employee. All that need happen is that you make enough...
When a California employer requires employees to use their own computer and internet, how to calculate what the employer owes?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
For a calculation like that, generally speaking, you should consult with an employment attorney. That's not to say that you can't do this alone,...
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Is it legal with only a prior "verbal" warning to then be suspended for tardiness as a food server in California?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
So, good news/bad news time. The bad news is that your son can absolutely be suspended for any reason, or no reason, including tardiness, unless...
Must an employer pay me (at my hourly rate) to go to a work scheduled annual physical? And if it’s over 8hrs is it overtime pay?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
Generally, yes, if the action is required for employment, you should be paid for it. Now, there are exemptions under the law for public sector...
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Do I get more than 25,000 out of a class Action lawsuit that's over 700,000?
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Answered on March 25, 2019
The thing to remember is that you aren't entitled to the full amount of the class action settlement. Instead, you are entitled to your portion of...
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I work in a restaurant & my employer is saying I can no longer bring my own food in for my own lunch break? is this legal in CA?
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Answered on March 24, 2019
Generally speaking, the employer cannot control your actions at all during your meal period, nor can the employer require that you purchase your...
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California background check laws concerning employers headquartered out of state?
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Answered on March 24, 2019
First, most background check rules come from the Fair Credit Reporting Act, which is a federal law. Second, as far as how back the report can go...
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Can my employer do the following?
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Answered on March 24, 2019
There are some questions on this site where I feel like I can add something of value to the questioner, and help their knowledge of their rights...