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

Trusaic

It’s worth noting that the requirement to publicly disclose pay data reports was removed as part of the recent round of amendments. The Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH), also known as the Civil Rights Department, no longer has to publish organizations’ pay data online and available to the public.

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Download the Free New 2023 California Employment Laws White Paper!

HRWatchdog

It’s that time of year again — for planning fall and winter holidays and vacations, and anticipating and preparing for new employment laws. Gavin Newson, who signed many that will affect employers in 2023. These newly enacted laws include leaves of absence, discrimination, pay scale and pay data, workplace safety and more.

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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! Because its definitions are broad, employee data that employers collect for employment purposes was included.

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Governor Newsom Signs New 2020 Employment Laws

HRWatchdog

Employers need to be aware of a few significant new 2020 employment laws that may affect their daily business operations, policies and employees. Some new laws make significant changes while others make smaller changes to existing law. Employers must also create and implement a lactation accommodation policy.

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December Legal Updates

ComplianceHR

OFCCP Sued to Compel Release of EEO-1 Data. Dear Littler Addresses Laws Requiring Customer Access to Restrooms. California Prohibits Discrimination Based on Reproductive Health Decision-Making–Now Includes. California Prohibits Discrimination Based on Reproductive Health Decision-Making–Now Includes.

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WIRTW #427 (the “treat me like your mother” edition)

Ohio Employer's Law

The lot was definitely rocked today for School of Rock Strongsville’s fall show preview. Here’s what I read this week: Discrimination. Medical Marijuana Use: a New Cause of Action for Discrimination? — Why Should Employers Take Pregnancy Discrimination and Accommodation Seriously? Like today’s. Full shows on Sept.

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March Legal Updates

ComplianceHR

Makes Paid Family Leave Act Regulations Permanent Minnesota New Minnesota Law Establishes Right to Reproductive Health Bloomington, MN Amends Sick and Safe Time Ordinance Before it Takes Effect Minnesota Enacts the CROWN Act, Prohibiting Discrimination Based on Natural Hair–Includes Updated Policy St.