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... (otherthan through licensing and similar laws) upon those whoemploy . . . unauthorized aliens." ... took action to prohibit the employment of individuals living within state borders who w... For example, in 1971 California passed a law providing that "[n]o employer shallkn...
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Few documents have ever been more misleading than a 116-page U.S. Chamber of Commerce report this spring on how state employment laws affect job growth, a study that can be read as a direct attack on California and its employment laws. For just one example: The Chamber ranks Mississippi high in its "good" category, while listing California dead last when it comes to the way state laws affect both hiring by private businesses and the creation of new businesses.
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FEW documents have ever been more misleading than a 116-page U.S. Chamber of Commerce report this spring on how state employment laws affect job growth, a study that can be read as a direct attack on California and its employment laws. For just one example: The chamber ranks Mississippi high in its "good" category, while listing California dead last when it comes to the way state laws affect both hiring by private businesses and the creation of new businesses.
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EMPLOYMENT laws in California have always strongly favored em...
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The California Chamber of Commerce has compiled a list of employment laws scheduled to take effect in 2012. The laws include: AB 22. It prohibits employers and prospective employers, except for some financial institutions, from obtaining and using consumer credit reports (credit information) to check out job applicants and employees. The law does not apply to managerial employees.
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LOS ANGELES, July 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Morris Polich & Purdy LLP is pleased to announce that, at a reception in Los Angeles last night, partner Scott Freedman was named by the Daily Journal as one of the top labor and employment attorneys in California. This esteemed recognition was awarded to Scott for his dedication to raising awareness of a new frontier in employment law: the social media landscape. In this new arena, which is constantly evolving due to technological advances, laws of all sorts are being shaped and molded to include applications that, until recently, simply did not exist. Scott specializes in the implications that these new internet- based services have for employment law and human resource issues, as well as representing companies in a wide range of other matter...
