Walmart Discrimination in California
Walmart, a retail titan spanning over 10,500 stores across 19 countries, boasts a workforce of 2.2 million individuals and proudly upholds a zero discrimination policy. However, over the years since the implementation of equal employment laws in the 1950s, concerning patterns of discrimination have surfaced against employees who identify as female, disabled, minorities, and parents. […]
Read MoreHow to Sue for Workplace Emotional Distress in California
Your workplace is supposed to be a welcoming and supportive environment that functions with the best interests of both the business and its employees in mind, but instances of harassment, abuse, and other actions that lead to emotional distress are not uncommon. Fortunately, California has several laws in place against these types of behavior, which […]
Read MoreCan You Be Fired for Discussing Salary?
For decades, salary was one of the forbidden topics to discuss at work. It was considered impolite to ask or discuss wages – your own or other people’s – because money can be a touchy subject when people are making a different amount. However, where there is darkness, wrongdoing can be hidden. Behind that shield […]
Read MoreCan I Sue My Employer For Defamation?
When it comes to defamation, few people are in a more powerful position than your employer. The word your employer is often used to judge a person’s professional work capabilities, performance, and even ethics. Employers engage in performance reviews, have the power to write up employees for misconduct and pass on information that could permanently […]
Read MoreFrom Subtle to Hostile: Examples of Pregnancy Discrimination at Work
ou have the right to both a career and a family life. However, many workplaces, managers, or teams suddenly turn hostile as soon as they become aware of an employee pregnancy. Many pregnant women are astounded the first time they encounter pregnancy discrimination in the workplace. However, you might be surprised just how common pregnancy […]
Read MoreDefend Your Benefits: Denial of Benefits is Wage Theft by California Law
Most associate the term “wage theft” with unpaid wages. This is certainly true, but it’s not the whole story. Denial of employee benefits is another form of wage theft, one that employers get away with all too often. If your employer is denying you the ability to take paid leave or access to any benefits […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Damages: Calculating Compensation for Overtime Violation Claims in California.
Overtime is a natural protection built into modern labor laws. Employers who demand long hours from their employees must also accept the financial cost of paying time-and-a-half for every minute over 8 hours each day and 40 hours each week. In reverse, employees willing to put in those long hours reap the reward with a […]
Read MoreCalifornia Right to Disconnect — What You Need to Know About the Proposed Bill
California Right to Disconnect — What is it? California has recently proposed a new labor law: The Right to Disconnect. While employers may object, this law could mean digital freedom for workers across the golden state. It is meant to be the answer for workers that need personal time, mental space, and the ability to sleep, make […]
Read MoreWrongful Termination in California: How to Prove a Claim
If you have recently been fired from your job, you may be wondering how to prove that your termination was wrongful. Unfortunately, this can be a challenging process, and many people don’t know where to start or may feel overwhelmed and give up. However, with the help of an experienced wrongful termination lawyer, you can […]
Read MoreStatute of Limitations for Wrongful Termination in California
If you were fired and believe it was unfair, you can sue your employer by filing a lawsuit within a certain time period. This time period in which you can file a lawsuit is known as the statute of limitations. It is important to note that the California wrongful termination statute of limitations varies depending […]
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