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California Considers Legislation for Five Days of Paid Sick Leave
September 12, 2023
California Considers Legislation for Five Days of Paid Sick Leave

California is making strides towards ensuring workers have access to paid sick leave. Proposed legislation currently being forwarded in the

Recent Case Highlights Labor Code Violations and Challenges with Arbitration
September 12, 2023
Recent Case Highlights Labor Code Violations and Challenges with Arbitration

In a recent case, two employees filed a complaint alleging numerous violations of California’s Labor Code and sought civil penalties

California Supreme Court’s Ruling in Raines v. U.S. Healthworks Medical Group: Implications for Third Parties and Employers
September 12, 2023
California Supreme Court’s Ruling in Raines v. U.S. Healthworks Medical Group: Implications for Third Parties and Employers

The landmark ruling in Raines v. U.S. Healthworks Medical Group by the California Supreme Court has significant implications for both

Navigating Employer Obligations: Reimbursing Remote Working Expenses
September 12, 2023
Navigating Employer Obligations: Reimbursing Remote Working Expenses

The recent case involving a university’s refusal to reimburse home office expenses has brought into focus the importance of understanding

Proposed Amendments to California Senate Bill 799 Would Extend Unemployment Benefits to Striking Workers
September 8, 2023
Proposed Amendments to California Senate Bill 799 Would Extend Unemployment Benefits to Striking Workers

The eligibility for unemployment compensation benefits has been a longstanding issue for workers engaged in trade disputes, particularly those on

Misclassifying Non-Exempt Employees as Exempt: Understanding the Legal Distinction and Potential Liability
September 8, 2023
Misclassifying Non-Exempt Employees as Exempt: Understanding the Legal Distinction and Potential Liability

In today’s business landscape, the proper classification of employees has become increasingly important. The misclassification of non-exempt employees as exempt

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California Considers Legislation for Five Days of Paid Sick Leave
September 12, 2023
California Considers Legislation for Five Days of Paid Sick Leave

California is making strides towards ensuring workers have access to paid sick leave. Proposed legislation currently being forwarded in the

Recent Case Highlights Labor Code Violations and Challenges with Arbitration
September 12, 2023
Recent Case Highlights Labor Code Violations and Challenges with Arbitration

In a recent case, two employees filed a complaint alleging numerous violations of California’s Labor Code and sought civil penalties

California Supreme Court’s Ruling in Raines v. U.S. Healthworks Medical Group: Implications for Third Parties and Employers
September 12, 2023
California Supreme Court’s Ruling in Raines v. U.S. Healthworks Medical Group: Implications for Third Parties and Employers

The landmark ruling in Raines v. U.S. Healthworks Medical Group by the California Supreme Court has significant implications for both

Navigating Employer Obligations: Reimbursing Remote Working Expenses
September 12, 2023
Navigating Employer Obligations: Reimbursing Remote Working Expenses

The recent case involving a university’s refusal to reimburse home office expenses has brought into focus the importance of understanding

Proposed Amendments to California Senate Bill 799 Would Extend Unemployment Benefits to Striking Workers
September 8, 2023
Proposed Amendments to California Senate Bill 799 Would Extend Unemployment Benefits to Striking Workers

The eligibility for unemployment compensation benefits has been a longstanding issue for workers engaged in trade disputes, particularly those on

Misclassifying Non-Exempt Employees as Exempt: Understanding the Legal Distinction and Potential Liability
September 8, 2023
Misclassifying Non-Exempt Employees as Exempt: Understanding the Legal Distinction and Potential Liability

In today’s business landscape, the proper classification of employees has become increasingly important. The misclassification of non-exempt employees as exempt

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