California Requires Written Notice to California Workers that Noncompete Agreements are Void
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Mike
October 28, 2023
After separating from employment, a California worker may desire to become employed elsewhere or, alternatively, open a business, performing the same or similar work. However,…
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SB 1162 Provides California Workers Greater Pay Transparency in 2023
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Mike
December 21, 2022
Beginning on January 1, 2023, California employers, including state and local government employers and the California Legislature, must comply with the following laws: California employers…
California EDD Rolls Out Phase 2 of Coronavirus/COVID-19 Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation
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Mike
July 6, 2020
On July 8th, 2020, the California EDD will complete the second phase rollout of the Coronavirus/COVID-19 Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation extension, a federal program created…
Refuse Return to Work? Retaining Unemployment Benefits Amid Coronavirus/COVID-19 Fears
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Mike
May 17, 2020
Under normal circumstances, an unemployment recipient becomes disqualified from the unemployment program upon refusing an offer of suitable employment or an offer to return to…
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