As the year wraps up, we review some of the highlights of the California Workplace Law Blog with the top 10 most popular blog posts of 2023.
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Bills Signed on October 13, 2023
California Legislative Updates for October 10th
California’s Governor Signed Employment Law Bills Over the Weekend
Read more about the new laws signed by California’s Govenor on September 30, 2023.
Revisions to Student Work Permits
California Mandates Workplace Violence Prevention Plans for All Employers
Top 10 Most Popular Posts of 2022 for the California Workplace Law Blog
As the year wraps up, we review some of the highlights of the California Workplace Law Blog with the top 10 most popular blog posts of 2022:
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California’s Governor Signs Several New Employment Bills on September 29th
Read more about the new laws affecting employers in California.
California Expands Who an Employee Can Care for Under the CFRA and California Paid Sick Leave Law
Bereavement Leave Now Protected in California
California Passes New Requirements for Call Center Employers…
California’s Governor Signed Several New Employment Laws on September 27th
Read more about the new laws affecting employers in California.
- New Legislation Signed Regarding Wage Theft
- Expansion for CFRA Leave to Include Parents-in-Law and Modifications to DFEH Mediation Program
- Changes to Wage Law for the Garment Manufacturing Industry
- California Expands Cal/OSHA’s Citation Authority
- California Expands PPE Stockpile and Employee Training Requirements to Address Wildfire Smoke
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New California Law Extends Statute of Limitations to File FEHA Claim to Three Years
Presently, an employee alleging harassment, discrimination, or other claim under California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (“FEHA”) has one year from the alleged act to file a complaint with the Department of Fair Employment and Housing (“DFEH”). Filing such a complaint is a prerequisite to filing a civil action. The employee can either request that…
California Supreme Court Rejects Claim for Unpaid Wages under PAGA
Putting an end to employees’ backdoor attempts to recover unpaid wages in Private Attorneys General Act-only actions under California Labor Code Section 558, the California Supreme Court has ruled against allowing such claims. ZB, N.A., et al. v. Superior Court, No. S246711 (Sept. 12, 2019).
This is surprising, as the Court provided this much-needed guidance…