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Lisa V. Ryan / December 7, 2020

California Requires Employers to Provide Workplace COVID Notifications (AB 685)

COVID-19 Updates

Updated December 7, 2020 As employers continue trying to navigate the many challenges of running a business during a pandemic, all California businesses should prepare themselves for the new COVID notice requirements heading their way. Following ...
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Cook Brown / November 20, 2020

Annual Labor and Employment Legal Update

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2020 has been a challenging year for employers. At our recent Annual Labor and Employment Legal Update, we covered new case law and best practices to keep your workplaces working. Partner Lisa Ryan and Cook Brown attorneys Ian Sangster and Dylan ...
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Lisa V. Ryan / October 22, 2020

ADA Web Accessibility is the Next Frontier of Accommodation Litigation

Employment Litigation

If recent filings in California courts are any indication, California businesses should familiarize themselves with the steps they may need to make their websites ADA compliant. Background An emerging issue in the context of antidiscrimination law ...
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Filed Under: Employment Litigation

Stephen R. McCutcheon / October 21, 2020

Is Time Off to Vote Required?

Personnel Policies

California employers are subject to a wide variety of laws providing employees with the right to take time off from work. Although California has largely moved to vote by mail, in-person voting locations will remain open, and under certain ...
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Stephen R. McCutcheon / September 23, 2020

California Independent Contractor Law Continues to Evolve

Personnel Policies

The California Supreme Court’s decision in Dynamex Operations West, Inc. v. Superior Court and the subsequent passage of Assembly Bill 5 upended settled understandings regarding California’s independent contractor laws. With Proposition 22 on the ...
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Lisa V. Ryan / September 22, 2020

Governor Signs Expanded Supplemental COVID-19 Sick Pay Bill for Large Employers

COVID-19 Updates

For employers with more than 500 employees nationwide, COVID-19 supplemental paid sick leave requirements now apply to employees working in the Golden State. While the federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act (“FFCRA”) law effective April 1, ...
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Barbara A. Cotter, Partner / September 21, 2020

Protected Right to Leaves of Absence in California Vastly Expanded

Personnel Policies

On September 17, 2020, Governor Newsom signed into law a bill vastly expanding employee rights to unpaid leave under California’s Family Rights Act (“CFRA”). While California’s current unpaid family sick leave law is restricted to employers of fifty ...
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Lisa V. Ryan / August 21, 2020

Employers May Search Employee Personal Property on Company Premises

Labor Relations

In a recent turn of events, the National Labor Relations Board (the “Board”) overturned a prior ruling and upheld an employer’s policy preserving the right to monitor employee use of company devices and reserve the right to search personal property, ...
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