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Lisa V. Ryan / March 23, 2021

New COVID Sick Leave Mandate Requires California Employers to Provide an Additional 80 Hours of Supplemental Paid Sick Leave

COVID-19 Updates

Introduced, passed by both houses, and signed by Governor Newsom all in the same week, SB 95 provides a new 80 hours of supplemental paid sick leave for COVID-related purposes to virtually all California employees who work for employers with 25 or ...
[Read more] about New COVID Sick Leave Mandate Requires California Employers to Provide an Additional 80 Hours of Supplemental Paid Sick Leave

Filed Under: COVID-19, Personnel Policies

Cook Brown / March 23, 2021

California Supreme Court Rejects Time Rounding for Meal Periods

Wage and Hour

Rounding of employee time punches has been a legally accepted timekeeping practice under California and federal law, provided that overtime rounding did not result in a failure to pay employees for all of the time they have actually ...
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Filed Under: Wage and Hour

Barbara A. Cotter, Partner / March 23, 2021

PAGA Study Shows PAGA Undermines Labor Code Enforcement

Employment Litigation

According to a just-released study, the California law known as the Private Attorneys General Act, or “PAGA”,  has failed to improve Labor Code compliance, and instead has essentially privatized the enforcement of labor laws. As a result, Labor Code ...
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Filed Under: Employment Litigation

Cook Brown / February 1, 2021

California Pay Data Reporting: New for 2021

Personnel Policies

On September 30, 2020 Governor Newsom signed SB 973 into law, which creates pay data reporting requirements for employers starting in March 2021 and annually thereafter. SB 973 will require private employers with 100 or more employees to submit an ...
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Filed Under: Personnel Policies

Cook Brown / January 30, 2021

Cal/OSHA Form 300a Posting Starts February 1, 2021

Personnel Policies

Cal/OSHA Form 300a must be posted starting Monday, February 1, 2021. Reminder: Employers must keep a log of work-related injuries and illnesses on Form 300.  The definition of a work-related injury and/or illness is as follows: days ...
[Read more] about Cal/OSHA Form 300a Posting Starts February 1, 2021

Filed Under: Personnel Policies

Lisa V. Ryan / January 21, 2021

SB 1159 Expands Workers’ Compensation for COVID-19 Claims

COVID-19 Updates

California’s Governor Newsom signed Senate Bill 1159 (SB 1159) into law on September 17, 2020. SB 1159 amends existing workers’ compensation laws to address the impact of employees who contract COVID-19 at work and remains in effect through January ...
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Filed Under: COVID-19, Personnel Policies

Cook Brown / January 6, 2021

Employment Practice and Policy Reminders

Personnel Policies

With the new year, California employers should review and update their employment practices and policies. Use these tips to ensure compliance with recent legislative and regulatory changes. Update Policies & Procedures Remember to update ...
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Filed Under: Personnel Policies

Cook Brown / December 7, 2020

Cal/OSHA Adopts Emergency COVID-19 Regulations

COVID-19 Updates

As California laws and regulations regarding COVID-19 related workplace protections continue to evolve, California employers must stay informed and continue updating policies in order to comply with a variety of precautionary, reporting, and ...
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Filed Under: COVID-19, Personnel Policies

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