Your employer has no obligation of reimbursement under the circumstances you describe.

A “creditor” is any person who may have a claim against estate property. A creditor claim is a demand for payment for any of the following,...

You really need to sit down with your Union Representative again, and perhaps at this point, even coordinate a legal consultation to go over these...

Why don't you simply address your "concern" with the employer and straighten out this obvious mistake.

If an employer makes a contingent offer, it cannot be dependent on an illegal discriminatory basis. An employer cannot condition a job for a reason...

Conflicts of interest problems typically arise under provisions described in the California Government Code. California's conflict of interest...

There are always contractual protections available under the right conditions, but before you approach enforceability issues, you must first have a...

Some employment obligations are obvious: if you are absent you cannot work and therefore are not fulfilling your part of the bargain with your...

Generally speaking: In California, if you are married and you die without a will, what your spouse gets depends in part on how the two of you...

Typically, someone will not need to supply proof of a disability to an employer in California. If you have an obvious disability, most employers...