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Giving Thanks for Worker Protections—California Supreme Court and California Legislature Limit Arbitration Agreements in Employment
The California Supreme Court handed down a decision earlier this year that adds to the growing body of law surrounding […]
Attorney’s Fees Awarded When Whistleblower Acted in the Public Interest
Have you ever blown the whistle on illegal activity in the workplace and then been retaliated against? Did you have […]
You’re Fired! The Perils Of Being A Worker In Trump’s America
”You’re Fired! The Perils Of Being A Worker In Trump’s America: An Update on the Trump Administration’s Incessant Attacks on […]
New (Watered-Down) Overtime Pay Rule Announced By Department of Labor
This week, the U.S. Department of Labor announced a final rule that starting January 1, 2020, 1.3 million more American […]
Congratulations on Your Courage, Governor Newsom!
It is very easy to be cynical about politicians. This is nothing new, but the cynicism has to be at […]
In ZB, California Supreme Court Chips Away at PAGA’s Protections for Workers’ Rights
On Thursday, the Supreme Court of California ruled that there is no Private Attorneys General Act of 2004, California Labor […]
