Los Angeles Daily Journal Bar President Is Feisty Advocate Bar Group Leader Takes Stand For Philippine Equity
Los Angeles Daily Journal Bar President Is Feisty Advocate Bar Group Leader Takes Stand For Philippine Equity
Champion of the underdog is how friends and colleagues describe Los Angeles sole practitioner Toni J. Jaramilla.
#MeToo Inspired Legislation Bans Settlement Provisions that Silence and Punish Those Who Stand Up Against Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination
#MeToo Inspired Legislation Bans Settlement Provisions that Silence and Punish Those Who Stand Up Against Sexual Harassment and Gender Discrimination
Work is about more than earning an income. For many, a job can provide a sense of purpose and belonging – the satisfaction of knowing your labor provides value to the world. Everyone should have the ability to feel that pride in what they do, but for too many workers, they aren’t provided the dignity, respect or safety they deserve. These laws will help change that.
Los Angeles Daily Journal Black Workers Sue Home Depot For Race Bias
Los Angeles Daily Journal Black Workers Sue Home Depot For Race Bias
Two African-American workers have filed racial discrimination lawsuits claiming a supervisor at Home Depot’s Woodland Hills store stood by and laughed as white employees dressed in Ku Klux Klan hoods harassed them in April.
Carrillo V The Regents Of The University Of California
Carrillo V The Regents Of The University Of California
*1 Plaintiff was previously an employee of the University of California. She filed several FEHA claims against the University and certain employees of the University (the “University defendants”).
Annual Labor And Employment Law Symposium
Annual Labor And Employment Law Symposium
The 2011 Labor & Employment Law Symposium provides practical advice and cutting-edge panel discussions about labor and employment law issues of critical importance to attorneys, judges, neutrals, government practitioners, union representatives, in-house counsel, and human resource professionals.
Los Angeles Sentinel Worker Finds Lynched Coke Bottle In Auto Plant Sues Toyota For Racism
Los Angeles Sentinel Worker Finds Lynched Coke Bottle In Auto Plant Sues Toyota For Racism
Comes now James Callier, a black employee of a Long Beach Toyota company, who filed a $5 million lawsuit in Superior Court recently alleging racial harassment and discrimination in his workplace.