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Gay Rights Advocates Look to Ending Job Discrimination

With the Supreme Court recently declaring that marriage is a constitutionally protected right, and that same-sex couples have a right to marry in every state in the Union, it would be easy for people think that gay rights organizations have won and there is nothing left to fight for of…

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Los Angeles Workers Sue McDonald’s for Age Discrimination

According to a recent feature from the Los Angeles Daily News, seven former employees a McDonald’s restaurant located in the Northridge neighborhood of Los Angeles are suing the company for age discrimination in relation to their employment. The plaintiffs, six women and one man, alleged in their complaint they were…

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California Labor Law to Require Anti-Bullying Training

Bullying has become recognized as a major problem in our society. Most people think of bullying in terms of schools and teenagers, but bullying is a serious problem that happens in many different settings, including during the course of employment. According to a recent news article form The Press Enterprise,…

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California Labor Official Finds Uber Drivers are Employees

There has been a growing debate between Uber and its drivers at to whether they are employees or independent contractors.   The company would like to have all drivers classified as independent contractors. This would mean they do not have to pay the workers any benefits, they do not have to…

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Can you Get Fired for Using Medical Marijuana?

Legalization of marijuana for medical or recreational purposes has been occurring in states across the county. While people can now use medical cannabis, or even use marijuana recreationally in more places than ever before, without the fear of being arrested, there are new issues involving employment consequences for employees who…

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Report: Orange County Has More Jobs than Pre-Recession Era

According to a recent news feature from Orange County Register, the employment rate in Orange County has finally recovered from the Great Recession and is actually higher than it was in 2006. The current number of jobs county officials have provided is 1,548,800. This number is nearly 3,000 more jobs…

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