I recently conducted a webinar on new developments involving meal and rest breaks, expense reimbursement, paid time off pitfalls, and other wage and hour issues California employers should be aware of. It is approximately 30 minutes. Click here to download, or click here to listen via iTunes.
Best Practices For California Employers
Top Ten Stupidest Things California Employers Could Say
Your company may be in trouble if you (or the president/owner you work for) have had one of the following thoughts:
1. My company is too small to be sued in a wage and hour class action.
2. I’m too busy to think about employment law issues – I’ll get to it next week.
3. …
Employers Must Market To Fill Jobs
Seth Godin points out the 90/10 rule for marketing a job. He notes that if employers do what every other employer is doing to fill a job, they will only hire sub-par employees.
Most hiring managers don’t understand organizations that go to extraordinary lengths to find and retain amazing people. And from their point
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Noncompetition Agreements In California Are Narrowly Construed
In Edwards v. Arthur Andersen LLP (link to PDF), the California Supreme Court ruled on the following issues: (1) To what extent does Business and Professions Code section 16600 prohibit employee noncompetition agreements; and (2) is a contract provision requiring an employee to release “any and all” claims unlawful because it encompasses nonwaivable statutory protections…