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California AB5 Exotic Dancer Stripper Laws

When to Give Two Weeks’ Notice

Final Paycheck Law in California

In California, an employer is required to pay a final paycheck on an employee's last day of work or within 72 hours of that last shift.

EEOC & FEHA Retaliation Law and Elements

The EEOC laws prohibit employers from punishing job applicants or employees for opposing harassment or discrimination.

9 Things Employers Must Know About Hostile Work Environment

A workplace is an unlawful hostile work environment when conduct creates a work environment that is offensive, hostile, or intimidating to reasonable people.

Can Employee Sue Employer for Getting Covid at Work

Race Discrimination Law and Elements

Under Title VII, equal employment opportunity cannot be denied any persons because of their race.

Phrases for Firing an Employee

Grounds for Firing an Employee [2024]

This article outlines the various acceptable reasons for firing an employee in California, providing specific examples and emphasizing the importance of proper documentation.

How to Fire an Employee Gracefully in 5 Steps

How To Put in Your Two Weeks | Template

A two-weeks notice is your opportunity to leave a job positively and professionally. Employees in California are not required by law to give any two weeks notice to their employer before they quit their job.

How To Respond To An EEOC Charge of Discrimination

How Serious is an EEOC Complaint Against an Employer? [2024]

How Much Does It Cost to Defend an Employment Lawsuit? [2023]

Defending an employment lawsuit from answering the complain, conducting discovery discovery to prepare for trial can cost an employer between $64,000 and $120,000.

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