Our Firm In The News
Are California Employers Responsible for Providing Harassment Training Prevention?
- On Behalf of romerolaw
- January 29, 2022
- Harassment Legal Blog
At Romero Law, APC, our experienced employment law attorneys in Pasadena know that the public’s awareness regarding the prevalence of sexual harassment in the workplace has grown throughout the country in recent years. The workplace education and training requirements to help keep...
read moreHow Can I Prove Discrimination is Occurring in My California Workplace?
- On Behalf of romerolaw
- January 15, 2022
- Employment Law Legal Blog
At Romero Law, APC, our employment law attorneys in Pasadena know that federal and state anti-discrimination laws make it illegal for an employer to take adverse employment action against a member of a protected class or category of persons. While both local...
read moreLos Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) deputy sues county, Villanueva’s wife for harassment, retaliation
- On Behalf of romerolaw
- January 14, 2022
- Firm News
Full article in the KNX News. Link
read moreWhat is the Difference Between an Employee and an Independent Contractor in California?
- On Behalf of romerolaw
- December 29, 2021
- Employment Law Legal Blog
At Romero Law, our employment law attorney in Pasadena, California knows how important it is for businesses to have access to independent contractors when their workload grows beyond their employees’ capabilities. They provide an exceptional short-term remedy to adding extra...
read moreWhat Constitutes a Hostile Working Environment in California?
- On Behalf of romerolaw
- December 15, 2021
- Employment Law Legal Blog
At Romero Law, our employment law attorneys in Pasadena, California understand that hostility in the workplace may be difficult to recognize from a legal standpoint. A hostile work environment is not defined by coworkers excluding you from activities, or exhibiting...
read moreWhat meal breaks are required in California?
- On Behalf of romerolaw
- December 7, 2021
- Legal Blog Wage and Hour
Employers can’t expect employees to work full time without having adequate meal breaks. The law sets very specific standards for what workers are entitled to. Knowing your rights is imperative so you can ensure you’re getting what’s due to you....
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