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Watch Out California Employers: SB 1162 On Track To Become Law

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Still, SB 1162 requires employers to report median and mean hourly rates within each job category and for each combination of gender race/ethnicity, strengthening the DFEH’s ability to identify pay discrimination in employer compensation systems. .

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What Are California Employment Laws 2024?

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California has long been a trailblazer when it comes to employment laws in the United States. As of 2024, California’s employment laws continue to evolve, reflecting the changing needs of its workforce and the broader societal landscape. Failure to provide these breaks can result in penalties for employers.

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New Employment Laws Starting in 2024

HRWatchdog

This year’s legislative session ended with a flurry and, as usual, hundreds of bills were sent to California Governor Newsom’s desk, many of which impact employment law. Employers have some much-needed time to create and implement their plan. The post New Employment Laws Starting in 2024 appeared first on HRWatchdog by James W.

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Free 2020 Midyear Employment Law White Paper

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As we chug along in one of recent history’s most interesting years (to put it mildly), much of the focus has been on the COVID-19 pandemic , but employers should also be aware of some non-COVID developments — including new discrimination and safety regulations, privacy enforcement, local minimum wage updates, and recent court decisions.

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New California Employment Laws Effective Now, Coming January 1

HRWatchdog

It’s the first day of October, which means the leaves are starting to turn red and orange, pumpkin spice is everywhere, everyone is looking longingly at their sweaters — and new employment laws are here! The legislature responded to the COVID-19 pandemic with several new laws. AB 685 takes effect January 1, 2021. Wage and Hour.

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Wearing “Black Lives Matter” On Uniform Can Be Protected Activity Under NLRA

HRWatchdog

From August 2020 to February 2021, Antonio Morales worked as a sales specialist for a large retailer. From the beginning of employment and throughout, a fellow coworker exhibited racially discriminatory conduct towards Morales, other coworkers and customers. What Can Employers Learn from This Case? What Happened in this Case?

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AI in Staffing: Legal Risks and Considerations

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TCI Business Capital sat down with Kate Bischoff, Employment Law & HR Consultant, to discuss legal considerations, vendor analysis, and the strategic use of AI for recruiting. Discrimination and bias can still arise despite claims that AI is unbiased. However, it’s crucial for us to understand the associated legal risks.