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Vital Signs of the Rule of Law in California’s Workplaces
Republished from California Labor & Employment Law Review, Vol. 32, No. 2, March 2017, Message from the Chair, Bryan Schwartz Home late […]
Seventh Circuit Holds Federal Law Prohibits Employers From Firing People Because they are Gay
Before the full panel, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit issued a groundbreaking decision, holding 8-3 that […]
A Muslim Ban by any other name is still a Muslim Ban
Trump’s sleight-of-hand attempt to disguise his pandering to bigotry, by banning visitors from nations that are 90-99% Muslim, has failed…again. […]
California Companies Must Pay Salespeople for Rest Breaks Separately from Commissions
“A. B. C. … Always Be Closing.” – Alec Baldwin portraying Blake, Glengarry Glen Ross (1992). Salespeople paid on commission […]
A Victory for Workers in Trump’s Puzder Defeat
America’s workers won when Donald Trump’s first choice for Secretary of Labor Andrew Puzder recently withdrew his nomination, after it […]
Ninth Circuit Protects the United States Against Trump’s Unconstitutional, Racist “Muslim Ban” Power Grab
Yesterday the Ninth Circuit protected the constitution that is the basis for our country’s democracy against an administration that seems […]
