The Ten Commandments for Pursuing Your Employment Claims

The 10 Commandments for Pursuing Your Employment Claims Think you’ve been wronged by your current or former employer but don’t know how to proceed? Let these ten commandments be your

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Los Angeles Employment Attorney Helping Workers

For a California employment attorney, helping workers is something they take pride in. No matter what dispute you may have with your employer you can always turn to an employment

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Dispute Resolution for Hourly Wage Employees

Dispute Resolution for Hourly Wage Employees Los Angeles, California Across the globe, there are many people who are employed and paid as hourly wage employees. In order to keep track

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Employment Law: Overtime Pay Claims

Overtime and Wage and Hour Claims in Los Angeles New employment regulations prohibit employers from stiffing employees from their overtime pay. However, that doesn’t mean they never try to keep

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Employment Law: Everything You Need to Know About Family and Medical Leave Act

There are many cases where an employee feels the need to take time off of work to care for a sick loved one.  Many may not know that could qualify

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Military Members/Veterans and Employment Law Violations

American troops are proud for what they stand for, fighting for our country’s rights.  Unfortunately the story isn’t so sweet upon their arrival back to the states.  Many veterans come

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Employment Law: Pregnancy Discrimination Accommodations

Last month, a California Court of Appeal voted yes on Sanchez v. Swissport, Inc. a case where a California woman was terminated for being unable to return to her job

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Are You Working in a Hostile Work Environment?

How to Know If You Have a Hostile Work Environment "Hostile work environment" is often misunderstood.  Many believe that such an environment is when one employee dislikes another and intentionally

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Employment Law: Proposed Minimum Wage Increase

In March’s State of the Union address, Obama proposed for the national minimum wage to be increased from $7.25 to $9, with future raises based on increases in the cost

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