Summary Of Key New California Laws For 2017: What Employers Should Know
Los Angeles partner Pascal Benyamini’s article, “Summary Of Key New California Laws For 2017: What Employers Should Know,” was published in the December issue of the Long Beach Business Journal.
California Governor Jerry Brown has signed numerous laws that will impact California employers in 2017. Pascal provides a succinct summary of these laws and what employers need to know for the coming year. Some topics included are: paid family leave, wage discrimination and application to race and ethnicity, minimum wage violations, immigration related unfair practices, and choice of law and forum in employment contracts.
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