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Relief From Runaway PAGA Claims May Be On The Horizon

21st January 2022
Many employers in California have had the unfortunate experience of either litigating a lawsuit or resolving a pre-litigated matter under the Private Attorneys General Act (PAGA), typically after extensive time, effort and resources have been expended.  In both instances, the cost to defend is usually enormous.  Indeed, some small (and large) businesses have been forced […]
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Approaching Equality, Diversity, And Inclusion In The Workplace

18th January 2022
Regardless of our gender, race, religion, or colour, we all deserve to work in an environment that's free from harassment, discrimination, and bullying. Unfortunately, this is not always the case for many businesses. What's more, some company leaders do not even realise that their actions deny people access to some opportunities. How Are Equality, Diversity, […]
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4 Common Legal Disputes Against Employers

6th January 2022
This can be caused by things that can be easily avoided, yet employers do not know how to manage. That notwithstanding, it does not mean that all employers observe all the rules and regulations. Some of them commit crimes against their employees knowingly or through ignorance, something that should be discouraged at all costs. For […]
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OSHA Opens Probe Into Fatal Amazon Warehouse Collapse in Illinois

14th December 2021
Police have confirmed that the workers were killed when the Edwardsville, Illinois Amazon warehouse buckled under the strength of a devastating storm. According to the National Weather Service, the area was hit by a tornado at around 8:30 pm CST on Friday. Peak winds were estimated to have reached 150 miles per hour.  Other US […]
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Tesla Sued By Second Female Employee Over Sexual Harassment

10th December 2021
In a lawsuit filed in California on Wednesday, Tesla assembly line worker Erica Cloud has accused defendants, including her former manager, of “continuous and pervasive” sexual harassment. Tesla and other defendants subjected Cloud to "a hostile work environment stemming from animus towards her gender, sexual harassment," the lawsuit says. Cloud claims her former manager hugged […]
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Microsoft Settles Immigration-Related Claims With US Justice Department

8th December 2021
The US Justice Department says Microsoft asked job applications for unnecessary immigration documents to prove they could work for the company without requiring its sponsorship for work visas.  It was found in an investigation that Microsoft discriminated against at least six lawful permanent residents by requesting that they show a Permanent Resident Card to prove […]
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Tesla Seeks Court Approval Of Win In Defamation Case

6th December 2021
Electric vehicle manufacturer Tesla has asked a San Francisco federal court to affirm an arbitrator’s November 3 decision dismissing a former engineer’s claims that she was fired and defamed by Tesla for expressing concerns over contracting practices and defective floor mats in Tesla’s Model S.  In a statement received by the Huffington Post, Tesla claimed […]
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Navigating Employment Discrimination Based on Criminal History

30th November 2021
US citizens with criminal convictions face an uphill struggle when looking for employment. What rights to job applicants with past convictions have?
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Facing Up To Whistleblowing In The Workplace

29th November 2021
Whilst it might be understandable that organisations feel wronged if an anonymous employee leaks concerns or information about their employer’s activities, whistleblowing is often an indication that something is wrong in the workplace. Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen has recently put the practice back in the headlines once again, but do most businesses know what exactly […]
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DoorDash Agrees To Pay $5.3 Million In Settlement With San Francisco Workers

23rd November 2021
DoorDash will pay approximately $5.3 million under the agreement, with the bulk of the money going to the firm’s delivery workers, San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu said in a statement. Out of the $5.3 million, almost $5.1 million will go to the nearly 4,500 DoorDash workers who made deliveries in the city between 2016 […]
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