What Are Your Rights if You’re Fired for Being a Whistle-Blower in California?
- Employment Law
Some states do not protect all employees from retaliation. But you have rights whether you are a public or private employee in California. Whistle-blo ...
Some states do not protect all employees from retaliation. But you have rights whether you are a public or private employee in California. Whistle-blo ...
The Fair Employment Housing Act in California is the state’s main employment law prohibiting workplace discrimination and retaliation for workers wh ...
The laws in California forbids employers from making hiring, operational, or firing decisions based on an employee's protected status. Your skin color ...
Workplace safety is a critical topic that shouldn’t be wished away. Some business owners and employees may allege that they don’t have control ove ...
Coming out and filing an employment law claim is scary because you might face retaliation from your employer. But if you’re reading this, that’s e ...
Many employees in California are employed at-will, where they can quit or be fired at any time. An at-will employer can only go legal when discriminat ...
California is home to the largest employers in the country, with sectors in food, manufacturing, entertainment, and energy. When working in the Golden ...
Regardless of religious background, everyone deserves an equal chance to get employment and work to earn a living. In California and beyond, your reli ...
48% of all the charges the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) received in 2017 alone were related to retaliation. Unlike the number of oth ...
In California, employment contracts law is a bit complex because one can enter into it by implying, by writing, or verbally. Legal problems come up wh ...