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Five steps to operate effectively under California employment laws

By Anthony Zaller on February 19, 2016
Posted in Best Practices For California Employers, Class Actions, Employee Handbooks, Exempt Employees, Meal and Rest Breaks, Resources, Technology & Law, Terminations, Wage & Hour Law, Wrongful Termination

Today’s Friday’s Five focuses on what steps one can take to become more proficient in operating under California’s complex employment legal structure.

 

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