As the holiday season approaches, it’s a great time for employers to revisit their responsibilities when it comes to accommodating holiday leave requests and ensuring proper pay practices. Last week, we discussed important vacation considerations for employers during the holiday
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California Vacation Laws for the Holidays: What Employers Need to Know
As employees begin planning for winter vacations and time off to celebrate, it’s a good opportunity for California employers to review the state’s unique rules regarding vacation policies. To help navigate these complexities, this Friday’s Five highlights five critical vacation…
Five Interview Practices Every California Employer Should Know
When interviewing potential employees, California employers must navigate a complex landscape to ensure their practices are compliant and effective. Here are five essential practices to consider:
1. Understand Prohibited Questions to Avoid Discrimination
California law restricts employers from asking certain…
Interstate Truck Drivers Are Exempt from California Meal and Rest Break Rules
By Yaron Tilles
Under California law, non-exempt employees are entitled to one unpaid 30-minute meal period and two paid 10-minute rest breaks during a typical 8-hour shift. However, California’s meal and rest break rules (“MRB rules”) do not apply to interstate…
How a Trump Administration Could Impact Key Issues for California Employers in 2025
With the return of Donald Trump to the presidency, California employers should evaluate how key workplace issues could be influenced under a Trump administration. Here’s an analysis of how these critical areas may be affected:
1. Immigration and Enforcement
Under…
Navigating Political Discourse in California Workplaces: 5 Key Considerations for Employers Ahead of the 2024 Election
As the November 5, 2024 election approaches, political discussions in the workplace may become a hot topic, and California employers are considering how best to regulate this sensitive issue. The goal is often to maintain a professional environment without violating…
Unwaivable Employee Rights in California: What Employers Must Know
As an employer in California, understanding the non-negotiable rights granted to employees by state law is essential. California’s employment regulations are among the nation’s most detailed and comprehensive. Below are five key employment rights that employers must respect, as they…
Mediation in Litigation: Five Key Tips for Success
Mediation is an essential part of litigation, but it can be a confusing process for parties involved in a lawsuit. However, by understanding a few key aspects of mediation, you can approach the process with confidence and clarity. Mediation is…
Five Key Lessons from the Prosper Accelerator Retreat Hosted at Inspire Brands
The Prosper Accelerator retreat hosted by Inspire Brands this week provided a unique space for leaders in the hospitality industry to share insights into building stronger, more people-centered businesses. The Prosper Accelerator program, a signature initiative of the Prosper Forum,…
Top New Employment Laws for California Employers in 2025
As we approach 2025, California employers need to be aware of several key legislative changes that will impact workplace policies and operations. These laws have been passed and will take effect in 2025, shaping the employment landscape in the state.…