Settle with staffing agency, go on to sue its client.
SCOTUS gives California employers a break.
Supreme Court considers arbitration waivers of PAGA claims.
Posted in Alternative Dispute Resolution, California, Class actions, Coronavirus, Equal Pay, Independent Contractor, Pay Equity, Politics, Telecommuting, Wage-Hour
Happy new year . . .?
AB 51 bans mandatory employment arbitration agreements.
Review your arbitration programs now, and consider making changes by year-end.
So says the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
California Court of Appeal rewrites the law.
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