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Below are various labor and employment-related articles written by attorneys in our law firm. If you need a labor and employment attorney, please feel free to contact our firm to set up a consultation today.

 
 
  California Work Without Pay

The restaurant chain faced another complaint in San Diego, where the store maintains a tip jar at a coffee bar. Customers could place tips in the jar if they thought their baristas offered them good service. However, it was the policy of the restaurant that the managers shared in the tips with the baristas, even though the managers weren&r.....

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  California Employment Drug Testing Case

The man claimed he was wrongfully terminated from this job and filed suit against his company. The Court ruled that the company was in the right to fire the man, because it is against federal law to possess or use marijuana despite state rules allowing him to do so. An appeals court upheld the ruling. The man took his case to the Californi.....

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  Maximizing your experience in arbitrating the employment case

Arbitration is now a fact of life in employment litigation. Many employers require contractual arbitration agreements as a term and condition of employment in an effort to avoid jury verdicts. As such agreements become more sophisticated in response to the developing body of law surrounding their enforceabilit.....

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  Wrongful Termination in California

Generally, when an employer unjustly or compulsorily fires or terminates the services of an employee, it is believed that the employee has a claim for wrongful termination against the employer. This is a wrong notion in California. California employment law follows the “at-will” employment doctrine.....

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  Workplace Discrimination

Workplace provides an amazing potpourri, converging people from diverse cultures, gender, race, age group and nationality under a single roof. Apart from the fact that the employees are working for the same organization, their disparities and differences are more striking. Workers may vary in their efficiency .....

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  Controversy over meal and rest period in California

California employers are alarmed since the California Legislature enacted § 226.7(b) of the California Labor Code in 2001. This section of the Labor Code requires California employers to pay the employees one hour's pay at their usual rate for each working day the employee had to miss out a meal or rest p.....

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  Family and Medical Leave Laws in California

It is indeed comforting to be able to go on leave from a busy job when a close family member is unwell. United States has the Federal Family Medical Leave Act which gives employees the right to take leave on account of their own medical problems or those of a family member. California has also enacted the Cali.....

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  Arbitration of Employment Disputes in California

Employment law suits often turn out to be protracted and expensive and many a times, after all the legal acrobatics, the verdict may put both the parties dissatisfied. Hence, parties may agree upon arbitration as a means of dispute redressal for early and economical resolution of employment disputes. Arbitrati.....

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  Employees Can Sue Even When Unions Have Arbitrated Claims

So you think that those wage claims you arbitrated last month are resolved and your employees can't sue? Think again.

More and more, employers are requesting - and often requiring - employees to agree to arbitrate their claims, in theory to manage the unpredictabil.....

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