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Understanding California’s Prevailing Wage Law
Understanding California’s Prevailing Wage Law
For close to 100 years, California has had a prevailing wage law that sets the minimum wage that workers must be paid if they are working on a construction project that’s paid for, at least in part, with federal, state and/or local government funding.
What Constitutes Wrongful Termination?
What Constitutes Wrongful Termination?
As with many other jurisdictions across the US, California is an at-will employment state. Generally, this means that employers can let go of workers without providing them with a reason. This can also provide employees with a little more flexibility in terms of moving from one job to another.
Three Ways Employers Discriminate Against Breastfeeding Employees
Three Ways Employers Discriminate Against Breastfeeding Employees
The medical implications of having a child do not end after the birth of the baby. Instead, the new mother will likely have health implications from her pregnancy for a month following labor.