Policies Governing an Employer’s Electronic Documents Can Be Critical
We’re all aware of the massive and growing volume of electronically stored documents and electronic [...]
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New Rules on Gathering Information about Applicants and Employees
Authored by Steve Holden. Published in the Sacramento Business Journal December 2012 The process of [...]
Lessons for Employers: Don’t Give Creative Lawyers Ammunition to Create Equitable Rights under CFRA
In the recent case of Olofsson v. Mission Linen Supply (12/13/12), we see the creative [...]
New California Law Requires All Commission Plans To Be In Writing
Do you have employees that receive a commission? If so, you may want click here [...]
Employee Time Entries: To Round or Not to Round
Authored by Holden Law Group. Published in the Sacramento Business Journal November 2012 Most employers [...]
Handling Time Off & Benefits When a Workers Compensation Claim Happens
Authored by Steve Holden. Published in the Sacramento Business Journal September 2012. When a workers [...]
DFEH Director Explains Restructuring and Hopes for New Regulations
The Director of the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing briefed the Northern California [...]
Two Lessons for Employers from Richey v. AutoNation
Yesterday the California Court of Appeal issued an opinion with two valuable lessons for employers. [...]
Another Class Action Bites the Dust. The Good and Bad News for Employers
Every day in California new class action lawsuits are filed against employers. Most are based [...]
Avoid the High Cost of Misclassifying Workers as Independent Contractors
Authored by Steve Holden. Published in the Sacramento Business Journal October 2012. For many businesses, [...]