Employment Law For Workers

Employment Law For Workers

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Can You Be Fired Without Warning in California?

Employment in California is largely governed by a legal doctrine known as “at-will employment.” If you’re wondering whether you can be fired without warning in California, the answer is yes. In most cases, you can. However, there are important exceptions to this rule,

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How to resolve workplace conflicts with mediation

People in California sometimes have disputes in the workplace. It’s normal for this to happen once in a while. Mediation can help to resolve workplace disputes. Tackle the dispute head-on When employees have a dispute, it’s important to tackle it head-on. Don’t wait

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4 top workplace discrimination claims in California

Workplace discrimination is a serious issue. Unfortunately, it is all too common in California and throughout the United States. In fact, the most recent report by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) shows that more than 67448 workplace discrimination claims were filed, and

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What are the effects of workplace bullying?

Employees in California are entitled to a workplace that’s free of hostility. Unfortunately, in spite of the illegality of it, workplace bullying happens. It can carry various negative effects. What is workplace bullying? Everyone has heard of children being bullied, but adults can

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What are the benefits of having a diverse workforce?

Throughout California and the rest of the country, more employers are realizing how beneficial it is to have diverse groups of employees. Here are several advantages when employers go out of their way to include a diverse workforce. Employers hire great workers and

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Why are so many workers against forced arbitration?

When it comes to employee disputes and controversies, many California employees often turn to arbitration to resolve the issue. The process tends to cost less money and time than litigation under the right circumstances. Several companies even include in their contract a requirement

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