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Can Your Employer Ask You to Retire?
Can Your Employer Ask You to Retire?
The employment space can be uncomfortable in some instances. Your employer can create a hostile work environment by their words and actions.
What To Do If You Are Experiencing Wage Theft
What To Do If You Are Experiencing Wage Theft
You are legally entitled to full wages when you work. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always happen.
Workers Paid a Daily Rate May Have the Right to Overtime Protections
Workers Paid a Daily Rate May Have the Right to Overtime Protections
Every business that operates in California features slightly different practices regarding the compensation and motivation of employees.
What Counts as Proof of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace?
What Counts as Proof of Sexual Harassment in the Workplace?
Job-related sexual harassment is infamously difficult to prove. Unless the other party confesses or does nothing to hide their improper conduct, you might need to think creatively.
Can I Take Time Off Under the California Family Rights Act?
Can I Take Time Off Under the California Family Rights Act?
While working is crucial to support your family financially, sometimes it can get in the way when you need to support them with your presence.
What is Reasonable Accommodation at your Workplace?
What is Reasonable Accommodation at your Workplace?
Reasonable accommodation describes changes made to the work environment or to the way work is performed to enable employees with disabilities to perform their jobs to the best of their abilities.
How Does the Tipping Culture Expose Servers to Harassment?
How Does the Tipping Culture Expose Servers to Harassment?
If you are a woman who has worked in food or drink service, you’ve probably had to deal with sexual harassment
Forced Arbitrations Are Back in Play for California Employees
Forced Arbitrations Are Back in Play for California Employees
California is a fairly “employee-friendly” state, but that doesn’t always hold true – and it certainly doesn’t apply to a recent ruling by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. The court reversed itself, ruling that the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) trumps Assembly Bill 51.