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Can I Be Fired for Taking Sick Days in California?
Taking time off when you are sick is not only necessary for your health, but it is also a legalRead More
What is Pregnancy Discrimination at Work?
Pregnancy discrimination in the workplace occurs when an employer treats an employee or applicant unfairly because of pregnancy, childbirth, orRead More
How Do I Prove Retaliation at Work? Guide for Employees on Recognizing and Documenting Employer Retaliation
California employees are protected from retaliation under both state and federal law. Retaliation occurs when an employer takes adverse actionRead More
Can My Boss Fire Me for Discussing My Pay? A Short Guide on Wage Transparency Rights in California
In California, employees are protected by labor laws that allow them to openly discuss their compensation. Despite lingering stigma aroundRead More
What is Considered a Hostile Work Environment in California?
Employees in California have the right to work in an environment free from unlawful harassment, discrimination, and retaliation. However, notRead More
How Do I Know If I Was Misclassified as an Independent Contractor?
Worker misclassification is a serious issue in California and can lead to workers being denied important protections and benefits theyRead More
Can I Be Fired for Taking Family or Medical Leave?
In California, both federal and state laws provide employees with protections when they need to take time off for familyRead More
What Should I Do If My Employer Ignores My Sexual Harassment Complaint?
Experiencing sexual harassment in the workplace is a deeply damaging event. Reporting it to your employer is a difficult butRead More
Can I Be Fired Because I Have a Substance Abuse Disorder?
Many California employees face uncertainty and fear when entering treatment or recovery for a substance abuse disorder. A common concernRead More
