Posted August 26, 2025

When Not to Sign a Severance Agreement in California

Whenever your employer offers you a severance agreement, it’s important to read and understand the document carefully and when not to sign a severance agreement. Not in every situation will it be in your best interest to accept the agreement as is. If you think the offer is not satisfactory or you are confident in […]

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Can I Sue My Employer for Unpaid Wages in California?

It is completely unfair for an employee to put in the effort without receiving compensation.; employees need money to pay their bills and rent. Failure on an employer’s part to pay their employees on time is not only illegal, it can also have devastating consequences. Are you considering suing your employer for unpaid wages? Depending […]

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Statute of Limitations for Wrongful Termination in California

What is the Statute of Limitations for a Wrongful Termination in California? The statute of limitations for wrongful termination claims in California is either two or three years from the date of their termination, depending upon the reason the firing was unlawful. A formal administrative complaint may need to get filed before an employee can […]

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Posted August 24, 2025

Labor Laws for Salaried Employees in California

Whether you’ve worked your full-time job for months or decades, you’ve got rights if you’re a salaried employee. California labor laws for salaried employees, in many cases, ensure that you’re covered if your employer acts in an unbecoming way or deprives you of pay. There are a lot of emotions that come up when your […]

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Posted August 15, 2025

What’s the Differences Between a Furlough and a Layoff?

Cost-saving employment actions are often perplexing due to the usage of interchangeable words that have different meanings. These varying interpretations can lead to potential confusion when making workplace decisions. As an employee, knowing the difference between a furlough and a layoff can help you understand your rights in the workplace. Below is an overview of […]

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Posted July 15, 2025

What is Employer Retaliation?

Retaliation can leave its victims facing financial losses, emotional distress, and other hardships. In this article, you will learn what employer retaliation is, the different forms it can take, and the steps you can take to protect yourself if you believe your rights have been violated. What is Employer Retaliation? Employer retaliation is a form of illegal […]

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What is the Difference Between Discrimination and Harassment?

When it comes to employment law, the terms discrimination and harassment often get used interchangeably. Both of these are forms of illegal and unacceptable workplace behavior, but they are actually two separate acts. As such, they are handled differently and have different legal ramifications. In this article, we’ll break down the key differences between discrimination and harassment. As […]

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What is “Workplace Bullying” in California?

Bullying is something that can happen in any environment. Someone decides that they don’t like someone else and begins targeting them with the intent to bully them. Insults and disparaging remarks, sabotaging, starting rumors, pranking, and undermining reputations are all unfortunately common behaviors, even in the workplace. It can occur one-on-one or a group versus […]

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How to Negotiate a Better Severance Package in California

As someone who is about to be laid off or terminated, negotiating a severance agreement can seem like a daunting prospect. It’s understandable to feel uncertain about how to proceed, but rest assured that with proper preparation and access to the right information, you can achieve the best possible outcome. It’s important to remember that […]

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Arbitration Agreements in California Employment Law Case

Arbitration agreements have become a common feature in employment contracts across the United States, including California. These agreements require employees to waive their right to sue their employers in court and instead resolve disputes through arbitration. While arbitration can offer benefits such as speed and efficiency, there has been growing concern that such agreements can […]

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