In the coming year, Californians may see state legislators and regulators develop binding measures that limit how employers may use AI
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Opinion: Unprecedented California caste discrimination bill would increase discrimination, not end it
It primarily applies to South Asians and assumes the presumption of guilt and oppressiveness, making them vulnerable to unfair treatment and wrongful convictions.
2 courts, 2 sets of COVID-19 emergency workplace rules, 2 different outcomes. What it means
On Thursday, a 6-3 majority of the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) from enforcing COVID-19 emergency temporary standards.
San Diego paying out $100K to Black laborer who claimed discrimination, retaliation
Fired worker says Latino supervisors showed bias against Blacks with assignments, overtime, other perks
Increased power and support for workers can result in increased accountability for sexual harassment
The investigation into allegations of sexual harassment against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo have led to his resignation and to reinforcing necessary conversations and understandings about workplace sexual harassment
Voting and the law of the California workplace
The 2020 election season will soon end. A record number of Californians are expected to vote by mail; many already have.