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Certified: Thousands of Oracle Women Permitted to Proceed as a Class in a Significant Win...
Last week, the San Mateo County Superior Court in Jewett v. Oracle granted the representative plaintiffs’ motion for class certification, permitting plaintiffs […]
Most Disabled California Workers Should File State, Rather than Federal, Employment Discrimination Claims, after Anthony...
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a disappointing ruling interpreting the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) earlier this month. […]
En medio del COVID-19, la seguridad laboral es una lucha constante, dicen los abogados
< Volver a la Prensa ”En medio del COVID-19, la seguridad laboral es una lucha constante, dicen los abogados.” Daily […]
In Kim, California Supreme Court Protects Employees’ Rights to Bring PAGA Claims
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court of California ruled that an employee does not lose standing to pursue a claim […]
Rights and Resources for Workers in the Era of COVID-19
Bryan Schwartz Law, P.C. wants workers to know their rights and what resources are available to them during the coronavirus […]
Gender Pay Gap: Prior Pay is No Excuse
It is generally illegal for employers to pay employees differently due to their sex under the federal Equal Pay Act. […]
