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AI Monitoring and Employee Privacy in California Workplaces
Artificial intelligence is transforming how companies manage their workforce — from hiring and scheduling to productivity tracking and surveillance. But as AI becomes more…
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Employment Law
Artificial intelligence is transforming how companies manage their workforce — from hiring and scheduling to productivity tracking and surveillance. But as AI becomes more…
Employment Law
For years, California workers have been required to sign arbitration agreements as a condition of employment — waiving their right to take workplace disputes…
Compensation Law
California’s minimum wage is $16.90 an hour in 2026 and $17.40 starting January 1, 2027. See local rates for major cities, fast food and…
Disability Discrimination
How to take stress or mental health leave in California: who qualifies for CFRA and FMLA, what your doctor’s note must (and need not)…
Employment Law
Understanding Your Rights Under California Law Imagine you discover your employer isn’t paying you properly — maybe they’ve been shaving hours off your timesheets,…
Employment Law
When you’ve been wrongfully terminated, harassed, or retaliated against, waiting for justice can feel agonizing. One of the first questions we hear from clients…
Disability Discrimination
Understanding Your Rights Under California Law In California, workers are protected by some of the strongest anti-discrimination laws in the nation. The Fair Employment…
Disability Discrimination
California workers are often told they’re “at-will” employees — meaning their employer can fire them at any time, for almost any reason. But “almost”…
Employment Law
SpaceX has finalized a $17 billion acquisition of spectrum licenses from EchoStar, a move that cements its position as a leader in satellite-based communications.…
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