Proposed California Senate Bill 616 Would More Than Double Mandatory Employee Sick Leave
At Romero Law, our California employment law attorneys keep on fingers on the pulse of all proposed legislation that may impact the state’s employees, and whether it expands or tightens their workplace rights. Currently, California Senate Bill 616 is making its way through...
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Protecting California Workers from Hair Discrimination & Harassment
California is a national leader in forward-thinking anti-discrimination legislation, and was the first U.S. state to ban employers from discriminating against employees or applicants because of their hair texture and “protective" hairstyles like braids, locks, twists, cornrows, and Afros that...
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The Deadline for California Employer Pay Data Reporting is May 10, 2023
At Romero Law, APC our California employment law attorneys know all private California employers with 100 or more employees — with at least one employee in California — are required by law to report pay and demographic data to the California Civil Rights...
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The Los Angeles Fair Work Week Ordinance Begins April 1, 2023
Last winter, our California employment law attorneys at Romero Law discussed how the Los Angeles City Council unanimously passed the Fair Work Week Ordinance, which imposes significant legal requirements on retail employers throughout the city. Fast forward to Spring, and the ordinance...
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U.S. Federal Court Rules Paid Time Off is Not Part of Workers’ Salary
At the Romero Law Firm, our experienced Pasadena employment law attorneys know that wage and hour violations can occur in any California industry. When they do, our law firm tirelessly represents our clients to ensure their rights are protected and enforced from the start...
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What Happens During a California Employment Discrimination Lawsuit?
Our experienced Pasadena employment law attorneys at Romero Law want all California employees to know that if they are part of a protected class and are being discriminated against at work, they may be eligible to file a legal claim for damages against...
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