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How Will California’s FEHA Amendment Impact Job Requirements in 2025?

The new amendment to California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), effective from January, has far-reaching implications for employers in the state. By limiting the requirement for a driver’s license in hiring materials, the amendment is expected to enhance employment

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