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Wrongful Termination Litigation Involving Race, National Origin, or Language Issues in California Restaurant Workplaces

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Standing Up Against Wrongful Termination: Movie Production Crew Rights in California

February 21st, 2025|

Article at a Glance: California entertainment industry workers have strong legal protections against wrongful termination, including specific safeguards for production crew members who report safety violations or engage in protected activities. Production crew members... Read more

Sleep Loss, Anxiety, Depression: Documenting Emotional Distress after Sexual Harassment

February 18th, 2025|

Key Takeaways: Legal Recognition: California's Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) acknowledges emotional distress as a potential consequence of sexual harassment, with California law distinguishing between severe emotional distress and garden-variety emotional distress when... Read more

Just Part of the Job? When Physical Contact Becomes Sexual Harassment in California’s Industrial Settings

February 15th, 2025|

Key Takeaways: Legal Definition: In California, unwelcome physical contact can be sexually harassing regardless of industry norms. Documentation Matters: Maintaining detailed records of incidents - including dates, times, locations, what happened, witnesses present, and... Read more