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CA Legislator: Lying Liar Telling Lies
Published by James Peters March 29th, 2008 in Wages : OtherIt is fairly common for sweeping employment law legislation to be introduced in the California legislature and I usually do not pay much attention to these bills because they usually do not become law.
One of two things almost always happens: (1) the republicans introduce a pro-employer bill that will never pass the democratically-controlled legislature [...]
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Schwarzenegger “Terminates” Employee Rights (Part 1)-Why?
Published by James Peters November 3rd, 2007 in Policy : Legislation, Wages : OtherAs the end of the year approached, Governor Schwarzenegger vetoed several employee protections the California legislature passed in 2007. While he felt it was important to give full protections to military spouses whose husbands or wives were on leave, he deemed other employees to be less deserving of similar rights.
This is the first in a [...]
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Q&A: Lost Vacation Pay Is Recoverable
Published by James Peters January 4th, 2007 in Q&A, Wages : OtherQ: I have worked for a company over 20 years and now I am retiring. I never took a vacation the last ten years I worked there. Each year I lost all of the vacation time I did not use. My son told me that is illegal in California. Is [...]
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Q&A: Annual Bonus Not Necessarily Lost When Terminated
Published by James Peters December 31st, 2006 in Employment Contracts, Q&A, Wages : Other, Wrongful TerminationQ: My employer terminated me today (December 31, 2006). I was supposed to receive a $10,000 performance bonus for 2006, but one of the terms of my bonus agreement says that I have to be employed on January 1, 2007 to get my bonus. The company is not doing very well and [...]
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